16:31, 20 June 2012 Wednesday
Greece's Samaras says can form stable government
Samaras told President Karolos Papouliason he had the numbers to form a stable, long term government with centre-left parties following his victory in Sunday's general election.
World Bulletin / News Desk
Greek conservative leader Antonis Samaras told President Karolos Papouliason Wednesday he had the numbers to form a stable, long term government with centre-left parties following his victory in Sunday's general election.
"Our efforts have yielded a parliamentary majority to form a durable government," Samaras, head of the centre-right New Democracy party, told the head of state following talks with his traditional rivals, the Socialist PASOK party and the smaller Democratic Left.
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