Q&A: Greek parliamentary election
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On 17 June, Greece will hold its second parliamentary election in just over a month. The result is being closely watched amid fears it could lead to a severe deepening of the eurozone crisis, and a break-up of the euro.
<paragraph>Why is there a second round?</paragraph>
<paragraph>Why is the election important?</paragraph>
<paragraph>Who are the parties?</paragraph>
<paragraph>What is the electoral system?</paragraph>
<paragraph>What do opinion polls say?</paragraph>
<paragraph>What are the possible outcomes?</paragraph>
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