Nikos Konstandaras
Nikos Konstandaras est un journaliste grec. Il est directeur de l'édition anglaise du quotidien Kathimerini.
Updated: 8 May 2012
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By Nikos Konstandaras
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Greece: Time to reclaim the land from barbarians
19 April 2013594175 I Kathimerini Athens -
Debt crisis: Iphigenia, Jonah and the sacrifice of Greece
21 August 201213447 I Kathimerini Athens -
Greece: On the road to chaos
7 May 2012134141 I Kathimerini Athens
Attacks on April 17 against undocument migrants demanding to be paid for their work as seasonal labourers harken to century-old peasant struggles, risking to further tarnish the image of a country already marked by rising xenophobic violence and impunity for its perpetrators.
While Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras starts his European tour seeking an easing of the terms of the bail-out for Greece, columnist Nikos Konstandaras uses ancient myths to explain that throwing Athens overboard will not save the euro. 
On May 6, the Greeks heavily punished the two traditional parties, who implemented the austerity programme, and let the radical left and far-right parties come into force into the Parliament. This result could lead to a powerless government and even violence, fears a columnist.