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Pantelis Kapsis

Pantelis Kapsis

For many years the managing director of the newspaper Ta Nea, Pantelis Kapsis, who now writes a regular column for the centre left daily To Vima, is considered to be one of Greece’s most influential journalists.

Updated: 18 January 2017

By Pantelis Kapsis

  • Greece: A country unraveling

    With new austerity measures announced against a backdrop of persistent rumours of debt restructuring and national bankruptcy, a Greek columnist worries that the choices being offered to Greece are being accompanied by the degeneration of the state.
    18 April 2011 – To Vima (Athens) 1
  • Greece: The wrath of a people

    After a year of austerity, George Papandreou’s government is still facing the risk of bankruptcy, sceptical financial markets and a dwindling sense of solidarity in other European countries. An editorialist expresses his concern over the upsurge in political anger among the Greek people.
    11 March 2011 – To Vima (Athens)

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