First entry: 7 February 2015
Three quarters, or 75%, of Greeks believe
the new government is determined to carry out its election pledges and
72% consider the government's confrontation with the 'troika' to be
right, according to an opinion poll released on Saturday.
Roughly six in 10 (59%) believe that the clash between Greece and its creditors will continue into the coming weeks.
The poll also showed that support for the government's positions does not come exclusively from those voting for the two parties that now form Greece's coalition government, Syriza and the Independent Greeks (ANEL), where backing for the government's moves stands at 91.5% and 91%, but also by 43% of those who voted for main opposition New Democracy.
The possibility that the country may be forced to leave the euro is feared by 35.5% of those asked, 9.5% hope for such an outcome and one in three does not believe Greece's exit from the euro is possible.
Conducted by the University of Macedonia for the medial channel SKAI, it was the first poll gauging public opinion on developments in the wake of the Greek elections.
ANA-MPA
Roughly six in 10 (59%) believe that the clash between Greece and its creditors will continue into the coming weeks.
The poll also showed that support for the government's positions does not come exclusively from those voting for the two parties that now form Greece's coalition government, Syriza and the Independent Greeks (ANEL), where backing for the government's moves stands at 91.5% and 91%, but also by 43% of those who voted for main opposition New Democracy.
The possibility that the country may be forced to leave the euro is feared by 35.5% of those asked, 9.5% hope for such an outcome and one in three does not believe Greece's exit from the euro is possible.
Conducted by the University of Macedonia for the medial channel SKAI, it was the first poll gauging public opinion on developments in the wake of the Greek elections.
ANA-MPA
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