Presidential election gambit may backfire for Greece PM
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Athens
DEBT-LADEN Greece's Prime Minister Antonis Samaras is a late convert to austerity whose penchant for risky politics once again is threatening to torpedo his career.
In a surprise move this month, Mr Samaras pushed forward the date of a high-stakes presidential election, hoping to have one less problem to deal with when talks with the country's European Union and International Monetary Fund creditors resume in February.
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