BBC: Sunday's Greek election is a choice between staying in the euro and going back to the drachma, the leader of the centre-right New Democracy party has told a final campaign rally in Athens.The general election, the second in six weeks, is seen as crucial to Greece's future in the eurozone.
New Democracy broadly accepts the EU/IMF bailout of debt-laden Greece but wants changes to the terms.
Main opponents Syriza reject the terms of the bailout but back the euro.
Syriza surged into second place on 6 May, in an election that produced an inconclusive result, with no party or coalition able to form a government.
Unofficial opinion polls suggest a fall in support for anti-bailout parties.
Under Greek election law, official opinion polls are banned in the two weeks before the election. » | Friday, June 15, 2012
