Talk:2023 Cypriot presidential election

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Please keep the list of the candidates updated according to the present categorization

In the Candidates' list PLEASE INCLUDE ONLY political parties, which officially declared support. Any subjective opinion about a supporting party based on articles and opinion polls is absolutely unacceptable and is against the principles of Wikipedia. The greek article is awful and there are a lot of inaccurate information on this matter. Engelleip96 (talk) 10:51, 19 July 2022 (UTC)[reply]