Greek opposition leader Alexis Tsipras on Monday called on party leaders to set a date for an early election, arguing polls must be held before the government signs any binding deals with EU/IMF lenders. Greeces government is under growing pressure ahead of a presidential vote in February, which could trigger a snap election and bring Tsipras radical leftist Syriza party to power. More in this report by Themi Kallos who talks with Vasso Morali.
Greek opposition leader Alexis Tsipras on Monday called on party leaders to set a date for an early election, arguing polls must be held before the government signs any binding deals with EU/IMF lenders. Greeces government is under growing pressure ahead of a presidential vote in February, which could trigger a snap election and bring Tsipras radical leftist Syriza party to power. More in this report by Themi Kallos who talks with Vasso Morali.
