Las elecciones en Grecia, en imágenes
Las elecciones en Grecia, en imágenes
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Antonis Samaras, líder del partido conservador Nueva Democracia, festeja junto a sus seguidores el resultado de las elecciones legislativas en Grecia
17.06.2012Leader of conservative New Democracy party Antonis Samaras is cheered by supporters after his statement on the election results in Athens June 17, 2012. Samaras claimed victory in Sunday's national election, saying Greeks had voted to stay in the Euro single currency. REUTERS/John Kolesidis (GREECE - Tags: POLITICS ELECTIONS BUSINESS TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY)REUTERS/John Kolesidis -
Baño de masas del líder de la izquierda radical (Syriza), Alexis Tsipras, tras un discurso en los alrededores de la Universidad de Atenas
17.06.2012Leader of the radical left Syriza party Alexis Tsipras greets supporters after a speech outside the University of Athens, on June 17, 2012. Greece's two main pro-bailout parties clinched enough votes to form a government in a cliffhanger election on June 17, early results showed, easing fears the country will crash out of the euro. Eurozone countries extended on June 17 a hand of compromise to Greece after the victory of parties supporting the country's international bailout, signalling some flexibility on the painful reforms. AFP PHOTO/ LOUISA GOULIAMAKIAfp/ LOUISA GOULIAMAKI -
Seguidores de 'Nueva Democracia' celebran el éxito que auguraban los primeros resultados de las elecciones legislativas en Grecia
17.06.2012New Democracy (ND) party supporters celebrate as they watch the exit polls at the party's main election campaign kiosk in Athens on June 17, 2012. Greece's two main pro-bailout parties clinched enough votes to form a government in a cliffhanger election on Sunday, early results showed, easing fears the country will crash out of the euro. "Today the Greek people expressed their will to stay anchored with the euro," said Antonis Samaras, the leader of the conservative New Democracy party which preliminary official results showed in the lead with 29.5 percent. AFP PHOTO / ANDREAS SOLAROAfp / ANDREAS SOLARO
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