The office of Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras categorically denied news agencies rumor reports that the PM was to announce early elections either today, Thursday, or tomorrow, Friday.
The prime minister’s office described the Reuters news as “completely non-existent.”
Speaking to Greek media, government sources noted that “it raises questions how such a big news agency deals with unfounded rumors.”
SKAI TV quoted government sources saying “we are in the era of fake news.”
Earlier today, finance news website ForexLive.com exclusively cited ‘sources’ claiming PM Tsipras would call a press conference on Thursday or Friday and most probably would call for early elections.
“Tsipras could call a press conference either today or tomorrow – ForexLive sources
Wow, I’ve got an exclusive sources story for you.
According to chatter in Greece, Tsipras could call a presser either today or tomorrow to give his latest views on the ongoing bailout negotiations, with strong focus on talking about Germany, and the feeling is he’s not going to have anything pleasant to say. It’s also being touted that there’s a risk that he either threatens or actually calls a general election.
While Tsipras threatening new elections isn’t anything new, the rumour mill is cranking up over this.
At this point we should treat this info purely as rumour until it’s confirmed, and while I don’t often trust rumours, I’m have a good deal of trust in the source for this one.
I’ll update you if I hear anymore. “(ForexLive.com)
The ignorant little trump will never talk openly to the nation again, for fear of everybody having the TV sets broken!
The head of the Quislings would rather take it to the bitter end, i.e. siphon as much money and perks as possible, and, should things get ugly, ask Madame Merkel to have the helicopter ready for him to go back to mommy.