Greek reforms in balance as voters ponder left-wing turn
Athens
GREECE on Sunday heads into a general election that could sweep the anti-austerity Syriza party to power and determine whether the country remains in the eurozone.
After a six-year recession in which the national output shrank by a quarter, Greeks are being called on to determine whether to stick with spending cuts demanded by their international creditors, or demand a new deal on the country's huge debts.
The election - the second in three years - comes with Greece still locked in talks with its European Union (EU) and International Monetary Fund (IMF) creditors for a 7.2 billi…
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