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Disy members vote to fill party top spots

Disy members vote to fill party top spots
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Disy to hold elections for key party positions

Disy to hold elections for key party positions
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Amid corruption and division, Greek Cypriots to elect new parliament | Europe| News and current affairs from around the continent | DW

Amid corruption and division, Greek Cypriots to elect new parliament As Greek Cypriots prepare to elect a new House of Representatives on Sunday, Cyprus traditional main parties are expected to lose support which could result in the fragmentation of the country s parliament. At the Stavraetos coffee shop in Aglantzia, a privileged suburb in the northeast of the Cypriot capital Nicosia, Christoforos Christoforou, a retired pharmaceutical representative, is sipping coffee as he does every afternoon. Behind him, portraits of the founder of the ruling liberal conservative Democratic Rally (DISY) and former President Glafcos Clerides adorn the walls. The upcoming parliamentary elections in Cyprus offer a break from the routine at this right-wing affiliated coffee shop. It s only a few days until the election on May 30, and every day, a candidate pays a visit.

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Greek Cypriots head to the polls to elect new parliament

Greek Cypriots head to the polls to elect new parliament dw.com 2 hrs ago Loukianos Lyritsas As Greek Cypriots prepare to elect a new House of Representatives on Sunday, Cyprus traditional main parties are expected to lose support which could result in the fragmentation of the country s parliament. © picture-alliance/NurPhoto/D. Cupolo Provided by Deutsche Welle At the Stavraetos coffee shop in Aglantzia, a privileged suburb in the northeast of the Cypriot capital Nicosia, Christoforos Christoforou, a retired pharmaceutical representative, is sipping coffee as he does every afternoon. Behind him, portraits of the founder of the ruling liberal conservative Democratic Rally (DISY) and former President Glafcos Clerides adorn the walls.

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Greek Cypriots head to the polls to elect new parliament | Europe| News and current affairs from around the continent | DW

As Greek Cypriots prepare to elect a new House of Representatives on Sunday, Cyprus' traditional main parties are expected to lose support which could result in the fragmentation of the country's parliament.

Perifereia attikisRepublic of cyprusNikoleta georgiouKofi annanZypern wahlenGlafcos cleridesChristakis giovaniSavvas apostolouDemetris syllourisMichalis sophocleousChristoforos christoforouProgressive party of working peopleCyprus green party ecologists movementNational popular frontDemocratic partyUnited nations