Tsipras: "The Greece of integrity will defeat the Greece of corruption"
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Former prime minister Alexis Tsipras defended his government's term in recent statements, as reported by In.gr. According to him, his government inherited a country that was on the verge of bankruptcy.
Mr Tsipras argued that the government succeeded in taking the country out of the memoranda, that is, out of the financial assistance programmes agreed with international creditors. In this way, as he put it, Greece regained the ability to operate without those specific commitments.
In his statements, Mr Tsipras stressed that "the Greece of integrity will defeat the Greece of corruption". At the same time, he noted that today a great political effort is needed, without however specifying in detail what this effort will include.
The figures presented are based on a brief report, so the full picture of the statements is not available. The views mentioned belong to Mr Tsipras himself and are presented as they were expressed.
Sources: In.gr
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