The new government after the reshuffle was announced: The new cabinet

Vice President Hatzidakis, Pierrakakis in Finance, Dimas in Infrastructure, Voridis in Immigration, Zacharakis in Education, Kyranakis Deputy Minister of Transport, Michaelidou in Family, Papastavrou in Energy - Aristos Doxiadis Deputy Minister of Development, Nikos Tsafos Deputy Minister of Energy, Sevi Voloudaki Deputy Minister of Immigration

"A reshuffle with a lot of far-right, a little bit of intra-party, pre-election arrangements and a generous dose of Predator," notes the New Left in a comment, referring to the new government announced earlier.… New Left for reshuffle: A fair dose of far-right and Predator - NAFTEMPORIKI

Reshuffle: Hatzidakis in Maximou, Pierrakakis in Economy, Papastavrou in Energy The much-discussed reshuffle, which attempts to signal a restart of the government, in the wake of the no-confidence motion and the massive mobilizations for Tempi, has been announced. The new composition of the government was announced by the Deputy Minister to the Prime Minister and government spokesman, Pavlos Marinakis. The swearing-in of the new members of the g…

Four MPs from Laconia, Arcadia and Corinthia are in the new government scheme, which was announced. More specifically, the MP of Laconia, Thanasis Davakis, will be Deputy Minister at the Ministry of National Defense. The MP of Arcadia, Costas Vlasis will be Deputy Minister in the Ministry of Education, Religious Affairs and Sports. The MP of Corinthia, Nikos Tagaras will be Deputy Minister at the Ministry of Environment and Energy. Finally, in t…

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis unveiled a new composition of his government in which he replaced several ministers in response to mass demonstrations sparked by the worst train accident in the country's history. Mitsotakis has selected new finance, transport, migration and civil defense ministers, among others, a government spokesman told AFP and Reuters. Kyriakos Pierrakakis will become the new finance minister, who has overseen the d…

The names of the new cabinet were announced on Friday (14/3) by government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis. Read more...