Tsipras Says “Us or No One” as He Seeks to Challenge Mitsotakis

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PASOK accuses Alexis Tsipras of “excessive arrogance and self-admiration”, referring to “a politician who was defeated as prime minister and leader of the official opposition by the largest margin ever recorded in the post-political years”. The post PASOK attack on Tsipras: After “Mitsotakis or chaos”, today we got the dilemma “Tsipras or chaos” appeared first on in.gr.

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For Alexis Tsipras's interview with SKAI, PASOK was placed in response to criticism made by the president of ELAS. “Mr. Tsipras also proved today that he can say the same and the opposite, underestimating the intelligence of citizens. This has always been his political “credibility”, they quote from Charilaou Trikoupi, adding the following: “Wanting to downplay PASOK's commitment to reinstate the 13th pension in two installments and the gradual…

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He forgot his announcements about a 13th pension and a 13th salary, says Charilaou Trikoupi in her sharp statement

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By Manolis Kottakis Alexis Tsipras' television appearance on Sky and the projection of the dilemma "Either us or no one" as an answer to the question "who can overthrow Mitsotakis" had a paradoxical result: It formalized the strategic crisis of the two gladiators who transfer the deadlocks from themselves to the world lest they rally [...]

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Written by George Lakopoulos Alexis Tsipras, the “either us or no one” and the “paper” that he risks losing completely. “One word and everything is saved. One word and everything is lost.” André Breton. There is a historical [...] The post Alexis Tsipras: Why? appeared first on Open Window.

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With his new proverbial phrase “either us or no one”, A. Tsipras has achieved a lot at once. To show that as anti-democratic as he was, he remains so. To confirm his arrogance, authoritarianism and identitarian populism. To remind us that division is an element of his political character, which obviously does not lend itself to any rebranding. To say it again and […] The article Tsipras “witnessed” everything first appeared in Eleftheros Typos.