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Golden Dawn

political party, Greece
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  • Academy of Athens
    Greece
    / Greece’s debt crisis

    …election, including the ultraright-wing nationalist Golden Dawn party, which registered about 7 percent of the vote. As the winner, ND had the first opportunity to try to form a coalition government but was unable to do so, as were Syriza and PASOK, forcing a new election on June 17. This…

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    …election, including the ultraright-wing nationalist Golden Dawn party, which registered about 7 percent of the vote. As the winner, ND had the first opportunity to try to form a coalition government but was unable to do so, as were Syriza and PASOK, forcing a new election on June 17. This…

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