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SYRIZA gov't plans 10 changes, reversals in Greek education

What changes does the leftist gov't want to see made to the Greek Education system?

Greek gov’t is sworn in: Photos and tweets from the big night

41 government members from all walks of life were sworn in - one group swore on the bible and the others took a civil oath

A round-up of leftist SYRIZA's first acts as Greek Government

First indications show that the Greek government is planning to keep its pre-election pledges to abolish the exam bank, cancel the Piraeus Port privatization and revoke public sackings deemed unconstitutional

Tsiprology: See the sketch with shades of Tsipras that has gone viral!

A mocking Warhol-inspired illustration of Greece's Radical Left Wing PM Alexis Tsipras that has gone viral

Comment irks outgoing FM in handover ceremony

Kotzias: Whoever believes that we will give up in European policies due to debt makes a huge mistake - Venizelos: Greece did not accept for a minute any pressure in the name of economic policy

EU Commissioner Avramopoulos eyed as Tsipras’ choice for presidency

Stavros Dimas will not be a second-time candidate if not nominated by the Prime Minister

Merkel says ‘nein’ to Greek debt relief request

German chancellor stated “surprised” by Tsipras request - The last installment shall be released only if Greece honors its commitments

More ‘congrats’ from int’l leaders to Tsipras

Apart from the Chinese ambassador who visited him, the Prime Minister receives congratulatory phone calls by leaders

Tsipras takes over PM’s official Twitter account; TL still has Samaras’ material

The political oath given by Alexis Tsipras (rather than religious oath) was the first tweet of the "Prime Ministerial» Twitter account

‘Provocative’ is ND’s take on Konstantopoulou attendance at ceremony

"Pretentious and provocative" was characterized by ND the presence of Zoe Kostantopoulou at the governments swearing - The chairman of Parliament is neither a party nor a governmental position”, argues opposition

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