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" If Tsipras falls, an opportunity will have been lost, but we should not blame the others for that", the article mentions

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The leadership of SYRIZA party sent an article to the top executives of party on Wednesday describing the dramatic consequences in case Tsipras falls, as Proto Thema newspaper reveals.

The article entitled “If Tsipras falls” mentions the consequences in case the party loses power seeking to remind its members the years when the left was set aside and did not participate in crucial political decisions.

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The article stresses that everyone should take responsibility of his actions highlighting that if the government falls, they will lose their positions and warns them that their political opponents will behave in a vindictive way and in civil war mood.

Moreover, the article mentions that “if Tsipras falls, we should not blame the others”. Who should be blamed for? At this point, the article outlines some of the main pathologies, illusions and inadequacies of SYRIZA at various levels.

” If Tsipras falls, an opportunity will have been lost, but we should not blame the others for that”, the article mentions.

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