Greeks snub Papandreou

Sunday 23 October 1994 20:02 EDT

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Athens - Greek Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou's handpicked candidate for mayor of Athens dealt the Socialist government a serious blow when he conceded defeat in yesterday's elections.

With 2 per cent of the votes counted, the former European affairs minister, Theodoros Pangalos, won 41.92 per cent, trailing badly behind his conservative opponent, a former diplomat, Dimitris Avramopoulos. The loss damaged Mr Pangalos's chances of succeeding Mr Papandreou at the party's helm. Reuter

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