Syriza-Anel government

Director of the European Stability Mechanism Klaus Regling said that Greece would have been out of there crisis in 2015 of the government under then Finance Minister Yianis Varoufakis had not taken the wrong path. In an interview to German newspaper Bild, Mr.

The two leaders agreed that the current government can not handle the problems of the country and the only solution is for the SYRIZA-ANEL government to leave office.

The meeting started at mid-day and it was Mitsotakis’ initiative. It is planned to meet with all the leaders of the opposition except the leader of the Golden Dawn, Mr. Michaloliakos.

Both major political parties in Greece have alluded to early elections in light of the current conditions in Greece. SYRIZA released a statement on occasion of the government’s 2nd year anniversary in power on January 25, labelling its victory 2 years ago historic both for Greece and Europe as a whole.

Major opposition party New Democracy released a statement blasting the SYRIZA coalition government for attempting to muffle dissenting voices in the Greek media. “The government is trying to shut down media by adopting anti-constitutional tactics”, the announcement read commenting on the recent moves by the government majority.

In a heated discussion over the 2017 budget in Greek parliament, Saturday night, Greek PM Alexis Tsipras responded to Kyriakos Mitsotakis, leader of the main opposition party, New Democracy (ND), claiming his government had achieved its goals and was actually giving back a share of the GDP surplus to lower income groups of society instead of implementing the infamous “cutter”- an automatic spen

Saturday’s three and a half hours teleconference between Greece creditors and 5 key Greek Ministers involved in negotiations -Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos, Economy and Development Minister Dimitris Papadimitriou, Labour Minister Efi Achtzoglou, Alternate Finance Minister Giorgos Chouliarakis, and Environment and Energy Minister Giorgos Stathakis- revealed the rift between the two sides on

"Just before the dawn is the deepest darkness," said the leader of the Greek leftist party of Syriza, Alexis Tsipras, in his final speech on the closing day of his party's second conference on Oct. 16. 

All opposition parties have expressed their frustration over the new amendment made by SYRIZA-ANEL government regarding the article 178 of the omnibus bill passed in Greek parliament a few days ago.

In a ‘Pulse’ poll aired on TV station ‘Action24’, Thursday night, Greek voters are strongly in favour of early elections (47%), with 32% saying they want the current coalition SYRIZA-ANEL government to remain in power.

Former SYRIZA-ANEL government spokesperson Olga Gerovasili speaking to Reuters said the new SYRIZA-ANEL government formed after the September 20 elections would implement the harsh terms of the 3rd rescue plan Greece agreed to with its international creditors.