Greek Communist Party

General secretary of Greek Communist Party (KKe) Dimitris Koutsoubas voted at Nea Ionia polling station and said that everyone should go to vote and that with a powerful KKE “we will be able to get a better future for us and our children”.

Communist Youth of Greece released a spot for the elections on September 20 inspired by the famous series Game of Thrones using scenes, characters and characteristic lines so as to convince Greek people to vote for Greek Communist Party (KKE).

Alco polling company gives left SYRIZA a marginal 0.3% lead against conservative New Democracy (ND) in its newest poll published by news site ‘Newsit.gr’. According to the findings, SYRIZA received 25.3% of the vote, in comparison to New Democracy’s 25%, with extreme right nationalist party Golden Dawn coming in third with 6.2% of those polled saying they intended to vote for it.

The implementation of the memorandum after the elections is pre-determined, Greek Communist Party (KKE) secretary general Dimitris Koutsoumbas to ANT1 TV channel.

“Nobody is talking any more about the first 100 days. Everything has been voted,” he said.

SYRIZA

Greek Communist Party leader (KKE) Dimitris Koutsoumbas spoke to private SKAI TV stressing that “The dividing line in politics is either the alignment with the capital, the monopolies, their power and their alliances, or with the economic development and the interest of the people”.

According to the latest poll conducted by the firm Alco for ‘Proto Thema’, the domestic political landscape is undergoing a deep shift compared to only seven months ago, as the profile of outgoing PM Alexis Tsipras has all but disintegrated in the wake of the third bailout plan his government negotiated, signed and delivered to Parliament for quick ratification.

It’s a plot worthy of “Col. Stierlitz”, the fictional Soviet “James Bond” imbedded deep within Nazi Germany’s leadership during WWII, yet according to the Financial Times, ruling SYRIZA party’s far-left wing contemplated a “covert plan” to flush Greece out of the common currency and back to the feeble drachma of old.

Greek President Prokopis Pavlopoulos called a Council of Greek political leaders shortly after the bailout victory for the rejection of international creditors bailout terms on Sunday.

Radical Left Coalition (SYRIZA) Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras arrived shortly after 10 a.m., accompanied by State Minister Nikos Pappas and Government Spokesperson Gabriel Sakellaridis.

Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and the ruling Radical Left Coalition (SYRIZA) retained a clear lead over the opposition, according to a barometer poll conducted by Public Issue and published in the Sunday edition of the leftist daily newspaper Avgi.