Talk:Coalition of the Left, of Movements and Ecology

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since the article is not long enough right now, adding this comment would look like a 'flame'. if someone considers making a full article you could add it.

Opposing parties in Greece claim that the coalition exists only because electionary laws in Greece favour parties that make it to the parliament, granting them more funds from the national budget, and that the lack of unity has lowered significantly its voice in Greek Politics. After the elections of 2004, where the party almost missed entry in the parliament, distrust rose against Konstantopoulos, who didn't apply for a renewal of his presidency later that year.

[edit] Name comma

The comma in the name of the article looks misplaced. I am inclined to change it. aliceinlampyland 17:14, 24 November 2005 (UTC)