The big fat Greek blame game - page 6
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If the far right wins, then Greece will be just the same as the rest of the EU
Low turnout reported in Greek election
Reuters are reporting that early turnout for the Greek election today appears to be low, reflecting weariness amongst the electorate for the third ballot this year
Officials at one polling station in central Athens told Reuters that by midday only 37 of 530 registered voters had cast votes. At another station just 51 from 512 had done so
Greek broadcaster ERT said one polling station in an Athens suburb recorded only 25 votes cast in the first 3 hours
With the last polls showing a narrow lead for Tsipras and Syriza there were 10% undecided although they tended in that direction too
So an apathetic/low turn out today could well cause some upset and add to the expected coalition talk turmoil
Greece-Tsipras wins election, says he feels vindicated
Alexis Tsipras has won the Greek electionDoing his best trader-who-lost-but-now-says-he-was-right-all-along impression Tsipras says he feels 'vindicated'
His job as PM now comes with knee-pads for when he next speaks with the EU
Incredible : they did not learn who sold them? Men are sheeple
Incredible : they did not learn who sold them? Men are sheeple
They are hoping that he will not do the same thing twice. That is sad
They are hoping that he will not do the same thing twice. That is sad
What else can they do : once again what already happened?
Germany is happy that the Greek banks capital shortfall is smaller than in bailout If Germany is happy, we should all be ahppy A German finance ministry spokesman popping up on Reuters to tell us how happy they are that the capital hole was less than it was in the bailout