#tsipras

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Former Greek PM Tsipras says no one 'could stand' ex-finance minister Varoufakis

Published on 25/11/2025 – 12:36 GMT+1 Greece’s former PM Alexis Tsipras has launched a scathing attack on his ex-finance minister Yanis Varoufakis, claiming that no one could stomach the firebrand economist. In his 762-page memoir Ithaki, meaning Ithaca, released on Monday, the leftist recounted his political journey and criticised many of his former allies, including Varoufakis. Tsipras argued…

[mangoskleon]

προσεχε μη σχισεις κανενα καλσον... Tsipras...

Οταν ο Τσιπρας ελεγε θα σχισω τα μνημονια το εγραφε με Η ... εχω - σχησω... δεν ειπε ψεματα... επαιξε με τις λεξεις... αχ ρε Αλεξη, αχ ρε Αλεξη...

[mangoskleon]

squaring the circle

first you push the piston each side by now is πα/2 and we want to create a square whose side is square root of πα^2 from the equations Ε=πα^2 and Ε=β^2 => β=(πα^2)^1/2 so if you multiply it with itself it creates a square with the same surface to the circle...

we double each side and we have created πα

we have already measured the radius of the circle (it is given) so it is easy to make it πα^2

we then use the divider to go to the graph of square roots... and we are there! we put in the axis of x the length πα^2 and we get the length (πα^2)^1/2 by the graph... we then create our square with the length shown by the divider...

υγ Ας πει καποιος του Αλεξη τσιπουρα να τετραγωνισει πλεον τ αρχιδια μου...

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[thegreekstranger]

The result of the general election of last Sunday in my country was very bad: a triumph for the Right and more particularly for the party of Nea Dimokratia of the incumbent prime minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and a crushing defeat for the major party of the Left, the Syriza of Alexis Tsipras. This result is stunning. Not that Syriza did not have its important weaknesses, but Mitsotakis’ conservative government had failed spectacularly in important issues like Covid and the rising cost of life and Mitsotakis himself was compromised with serious violations of the democratic order (efforts to control and manipulate the media and the judicial system, but also eavesdroppings of political opponents, of journalists, or even of...ministers of the government whose loyalty to Mitsotakis was doubted). The policies of Mitsotakis’ government toward refugees and people seeking asylum were also awful and contrary to the international law. Partial explanations for this unexpected outcome of the election can be found in the support of almost all the established media for Mitsotakis and the Right and in the tactical mistakes of Syriza. But I think that there is also a more general and deeper conservative turn of a large part of the society, for reasons that must be analyzed.   

Now, despite the result of the election and the triumph of the Right, the proportional electoral system did not allow an absolute majority of Mitsotakis’ party (Nea Dimokratia) in the Parliament. Given that Mitsotakis has no interest in coalition governments with far right parties or with centrist parties, a new general election will be held in the next month, this time with a different electoral system, which gives an important bonus to the first party. If the Right expands even further its electoral base, it could now gain even a supermajority, a thing which would open the way for a reform of the Constitution in conservative/reactionary direction. I hope that this will not happen and that Syriza will recover, at least partially. Anyway, we have entered a new and difficult period, with a Right far more powerful than before. I think that, despite this reality, leftist and progressive people of my country should avoid defeatism, although it is sure that many things must change in the Left, if it wants to make a comeback.

[elladastinkardiamou]

Tsipras interview on SKAI: Group fire by government and KINAL

Yesterday’s interview of the president of SYRIZA, Alexis Tsipras, on SKAI and on the show “Unmatched” had references to all the hot topics of the day.

Accuracy, pandemic, Pavlos Polakis, but also the intense flirtation with Nikos Androulakis for post-election cooperation were among the most important points of the Tsipras interview, and those that caused the group fires by the government and the opposition.

“Mr. Tsipras, as he always does when he is in opposition, has an easy recipe for everything. Money and recruitment. So even today he was dangerously simplistic in what he said about a huge cocktail of international crises “, commented the government spokesman, Giannis Oikonomou, regarding Mr. Tsipras’ reports on the wave of accuracy that sweeps Europe and the USA.

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Greek government faces confidence vote after botched blizzard response

Greece’s main opposition leader, Alexis Tsipras, has filed a motion of no confidence in the government, saying its bungled response to a winter blizzard this week showed it was no longer fit for office.

Submitting the censure motion, the leftist former prime minister, said Kyriakos Mitsotakis’s administration was “the worst the country has known” since the collapse of military rule in 1974.

“Because we have the obligation to turn rage and despair into a force of political change, my conviction is that this government has to go as soon as possible,” he told MPs when he filed the motion on Thursday. “It has to go before it is too late – too late for society, the country and democracy.”