Potami leader Stavros Theodorakis talked to Reuters about the solutions his party is ready to suggest by stating that “We won’t attend the discussions with blank documents. We have specific proposals and priorities,”.

Theodorakis told Reuters that he was open to teaming up with either SYRIZA or New Democracy and that Greece could not afford to wait around for a single-party government to be elected.

“Greek people have reached their limits, the economy has stagnated, inequalities are growing. We can no longer experiment and wait for one of us to win outright. We must find a way to cooperate and produce results, a strong government,” he said.

Theodorakis said Potami would reject any cooperation with parties holding extreme views and stressed that its participation in a coalition government would not be without specific terms and conditions.

“We won’t attend the discussions with blank documents. We have specific proposals and priorities,” he said.

Enforcing laws on corruption, creating new jobs and reforming education were among Potami’s priorities, said Theodorakis to Reuters.