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SYRIZA seeks to recover from election shock, ND prepares for power
SYRIZA has begun the process of trying to heal the wounds from Sunday’s devastating election result and to work out how it can rally support for the general elections, which now appear likely to be held on July 7.
Alexis Tsipras spoke to SYRIZA’s central and electoral committees on Monday to launch the process of brief introspection before the party tries to find a way to win over voters in the general elections.
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