Newly-elected President of Cyprus Demetris Christofias waves to supporters in Nicosia February 24, 2008. Communist leader Christofias won Cyprus presidential elections on Sunday, official results showed, as his right-wing rival Ioannis Kassoulides conceded defeat. REUTERS/Yiorgos Karahalis (CYPRUS) 

A woman casts her ballot inside a voting station in Nicosia February 24, 2008. Greek Cypriots voted to elect a new president on Sunday in a race key to reunification prospects for war-partitioned Cyprus and Turkey's hopes of joining the EU. REUTERS/Yiorgos Karahalis (CYPRUS) 

A supporter of Communist Presidential candidate Demetris Christofias celebrates after first results were announced in Nicosia February 24, 2008. Christofias was marginally ahead of his right-wing rival Ioannis Kassoulides in Cyprus's presidential election on Sunday, early official results showed. REUTERS/Yiorgos Karahalis (CYPRUS) 

Supporters of newly elected Communist President Demetris Christofias listen his speech in Nicosia February 24, 2008. Communist party leader Christofias won Cyprus's presidential election on Sunday and agreed immediately to meet the leader to the island's breakaway Turkish-Cypriot community to revive reunification efforts. REUTERS/Yiorgos Karahalis (CYPRUS) 

Supporters of newly-elected Communist President Demetris Christofias celebrate in Nicosia February 24, 2008. Communist party leader Christofias won Cyprus's presidential election on Sunday and agreed immediately to meet the leader to the island's breakaway Turkish-Cypriot community to revive reunification efforts. REUTERS/Yiorgos Karahalis (CYPRUS) 

Communist presidential candidate Demetris Christofias gives a ballot to his grandson Demetris inside a voting station in Nicosia February 24, 2008. Greek Cypriots voted to elect a new president on Sunday in a race key to reunification prospects for war-partitioned Cyprus and Turkey's hopes of joining the EU. REUTERS/Yiorgos Karahalis (CYPRUS) 

Supporters of newly elected Communist President Demetris Christofias wave a flag with an image of Che Guevara in Nicosia February 24, 2008. Communist party leader Christofias won Cyprus's presidential election on Sunday and agreed immediately to meet the leader to the island's breakaway Turkish-Cypriot community to revive reunification efforts. REUTERS/Yiorgos Karahalis (CYPRUS) 

Newly-elected President of Cyprus Demetris Christofias waves to supporters in Nicosia February 24, 2008. Communist leader Christofias won Cyprus presidential elections on Sunday, official results showed, as his right-wing rival Ioannis Kassoulides conceded defeat. REUTERS/Yiorgos Karahalis (CYPRUS) 

Supporters of Communist presidential candidate Demetris Christofias celebrate after first results were announced in Nicosia February 24, 2008. Christofias was marginally ahead of his right-wing rival Ioannis Kassoulides in Cyprus's presidential election on Sunday, early official results showed. REUTERS/Yiorgos Karahalis (CYPRUS) 

A man leaves a voting station set inside a school in Nicosia February 24, 2008. Greek Cypriots voted to elect a new president on Sunday in a race key to reunification prospects for war-partitioned Cyprus and Turkey's hopes of joining the EU. REUTERS/Yiorgos Karahalis (CYPRUS) 

Supporters of Communist presidential candidate Demetris Christofias celebrates after first results were announced in Nicosia February 24, 2008. Christofias was marginally ahead of his right-wing rival Ioannis Kassoulides in Cyprus's presidential election on Sunday, early official results showed. REUTERS/Yiorgos Karahalis (CYPRUS) 

Right-wing presidential candidate Ioannis Kassoulides casts his ballot inside a voting station in Nicosia February 24, 2008. Greek Cypriots voted to elect a new president on Sunday in a race key to reunification prospects for war-partitioned Cyprus and Turkey's hopes of joining the EU. REUTERS/Yiorgos Karahalis (CYPRUS) 

A man walks past children's paintings inside a school used as a voting station in Nicosia February 24, 2008. Greek Cypriots voted to elect a new president on Sunday in a race key to reunification prospects for war-partitioned Cyprus and Turkey's hopes of joining the EU. REUTERS/Yiorgos Karahalis (CYPRUS) 

A Greek Cypriot Orthodox priest casts his ballot inside a voting station in Nicosia February 24, 2008. Greek Cypriots voted to elect a new president on Sunday in a race key to reunification prospects for war-partitioned Cyprus and Turkey's hopes of joining the EU. REUTERS/Yiorgos Karahalis (CYPRUS) 

A Greek Cypriot woman listens to a speech delivered by presidential candidate Ioannis Kassoulides outside a voting station in Nicosia February 24, 2008. Greek Cypriots voted to elect a new president on Sunday in a race key to reunification prospects for war-partitioned Cyprus and Turkey's hopes of joining the EU. REUTERS/Yiorgos Karahalis (CYPRUS)