@george_moulos: Should you vote for Alexis Tsipras? 🇬🇷 In 2015, 61.3% voted NO in his referendum, yet Tsipras ultimately agreed to a third bailout. Supporters point to falling unemployment, higher minimum wages, Greece exiting the bailout programme and Prespa. Critics point to the 2015 reversal, capital controls, Mati and Prespa. Now he’s back with ELAS. Would you vote for him? Να ψηφίσεις Αλέξη Τσίπρα; 🇬🇷 Το 2015, το 61,3% ψήφισε ΟΧΙ στο δημοψήφισμα, όμως ο Τσίπρας τελικά συμφώνησε σε τρίτο μνημόνιο. Οι υποστηρικτές του επισημαίνουν τη μείωση της ανεργίας, την αύξηση του κατώτατου μισθού, την έξοδο από τα μνημόνια και τις Πρέσπες. Οι επικριτές του δείχνουν το 2015, τα capital controls, το Μάτι και τις Πρέσπες. Τώρα επιστρέφει με την ΕΛΑΣ. Θα τον ψήφιζες; SOURCES / ΠΗΓΕΣ 1. Reuters — Tsipras, Greek debt crisis & 2015 negotiations 2. Associated Press — Greek referendum & bailout negotiations 3. BBC News — 2015 referendum, bank closures & capital controls 4. Financial Times — Greek debt crisis & Tsipras government 5. The Guardian — Greek referendum & Tsipras government 6. The New York Times — Greek debt crisis & 2015 referendum 7. The Washington Post — Greece’s 2015 political crisis 8. CNN — Greek referendum & bailout crisis 9. France 24 — Tsipras government & Greek politics 10. Deutsche Welle — Greek debt crisis & Tsipras 11. Euronews — Tsipras, referendum & Greek politics 12. Politico Europe — Tsipras & European politics 13. European Commission — Greece’s bailout programmes 14. European Stability Mechanism — Third Greek bailout & programme exit 15. European Parliament — 2015 Greek referendum & political developments 16. Eurostat — Greek unemployment & economic data 17. International Monetary Fund — Greece programme & economic data 18. European Central Bank — Greek banking crisis & financial system 19. NATO — Prespa Agreement & North Macedonia’s accession 20. United Nations — Prespa Agreement & Greece/North Macedonia dispute #GreekBrief #AlexisTsipras #GreekPolitics #Greece #Ελλάδα
George Moulos
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Sunday 09 August 2026 07:05:21 GMT
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Aggelos Iliopoulos :
During Tsipras government 2015-2019 was the only period without a single economic/corruption scandal, no wonder all the media were so much against this government. Mati was a firestorm, not just a wildfire and the officials that were responsible for the operation resigned back then but mitsotakis took them back on duty when he elected in 2019
2026-08-09 08:29:58
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your.strawberry :
idk abt Tsipras, he's very progressive but how he handled the immigration crisis in 2015 was horrible plus he doesn't take a harsh stance against Putin
2026-08-09 13:41:03
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sloanxm4 :
This is very interesting for me I’m from America and I like learning about other countries politics so thank you
2026-08-09 07:12:00
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NS01jakobate :
what northern neighbour?
2026-08-10 14:41:22
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🇬🇷xristoforos🇬🇷 :
Talk about ilias kasidiarhs
2026-08-09 08:54:14
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Lazaros :
no
2026-08-09 08:53:59
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SJG :
Socialism doesn’t work
2026-08-09 16:36:03
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Danny :
I vote for Tsitsipas, bring back the single handed backswing
2026-08-09 10:54:55
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ThisIsSparta :
is he a Zionist?
2026-08-09 14:46:37
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The blacksmith :
Do you want the country to become bankrupt again
2026-08-09 09:02:34
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AvdM :
When I first arrived in Greece, the junta had only recently fallen. Everyone seemed open minded and looked to the future with genuine optimism. There was a quiet pride in the country and its character free of the sharper nationalism one so often encounters elsewhere in the Balkans.
Decades later, as an outsider, I notice that the old civil war divides appear to cut once more through villages and communities. I sincerely hope that a people so rightly proud of their long history will not lose sight of the more recent past and slip back into division and familiar mistakes.
Greece has long been a bright light in a region that has known too much darkness. This is only my observation, of course, perhaps I am seeing it wrong.
2026-08-09 07:59:18
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Σμήναρχος Επαμεινώνδας Κάκαλος :
Τον νόμο Κατρουγκαλου δεν ανέφερες
2026-08-11 11:07:11
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Nectarios :
Όχι
2026-08-09 10:09:40
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Jlyvgfffh :
I said I want 100k to vote for mitsotakis for tsipras it goes up to 500k
2026-08-09 13:16:07
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Melenevaggeli :
No
2026-08-09 11:09:04
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Ch@ris :
yes
2026-08-09 16:31:48
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SailWarrior :
The health to everyone was given By Adonis before tsipras
2026-08-09 15:02:22
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Imisstiktok🥸 :
Don’t know much about politics but I do know this man is a traitor
2026-08-09 07:11:58
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Καψοκαλύβας οφισιαλ :
Tsipras has told plenty of outrageous lies over the years. I’m not talking about unfulfilled promises or political failures — I mean outright, extreme lies. The most notorious one was his claim that he could abolish the bailout memoranda “with one law and one article.” That was pure demagoguery.
He was, and remains, a demagogue of the worst kind. Mitsotakis defeated him in four consecutive electoral battles in 2019 and 2023, and after all those defeats, Tsipras is now trying to sell the idea of a “new party” as if that somehow erases everything he did in the past.
It’s the same old political story wrapped in new packaging. I consider him dangerous precisely because of his populism and his willingness to rewrite his own political record.
The only silver lining is that his return will probably have one unintended consequence: it will unite and mobilize New Democracy voters against him.
2026-08-09 07:45:04
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rugratrug :
For him to release more criminals and terorists out of prison ? Fuck no
2026-08-09 07:20:54
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PAS 🇬🇷 :
Should have left the EU
2026-08-09 07:12:25
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nikolettamiles :
who is this guy and when did he become an "expert" on the Greek political scene? Your credentials please!!!
2026-08-09 17:11:34
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