US EditionPavlopoulos had told Tsipras ‘no’ vote was not a mandate for Grexit, threatened to resign
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Pavlopoulos had told Tsipras ‘no’ vote was not a mandate for Grexit, threatened to resign
Greece’s former president, Prokopis Pavlopoulos, had privately warned then-prime minister Alexis Tsipras in 2015 that he would not support a Greek exit from the eurozone during the country’s debt crisis, calling the referendum on the third bailout “the most difficult week” of the post-dictatorship era.
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