Tsipras’ move makes no sense

The discussion has started at 12 pm - The roll call voting on midnight Sunday - DIMAR members will vote "present" - Which MPs will support the SYRIZA proposal
 
Maximos Mansion perceives the no confidence motion of Alexis Tsipras as an inexplicable political gift.
 
A senior government source says "what Tsipras did is incomprehensible. Firstly ast here is no chance for the proposal to be voted by the majority it gives a six-month breath to the government at the most difficult situation. To do such a thing for ERT? Whom would he defend, those who are in favor of lawlessness? There is absolutely no gain. He will be pictured in parliament in the same photograph with the Golden Dawn which will vote against the government."
 
The government attributes the proposal to internal party considerations and says that "he probably would like to save time in his party." It believes that the proposal gives her the ability to handle the bill for real estate tax that causes reactions within the party.
 
Samaras set the tone in yesterday's speech to the club of Harvard graduates stating that "we are not afraid of reproaches by remnants of the past." The debate in parliament began at 12 pm, will be completed with the relevant roll call voting midnight Sunday and is expected to evolve into an all-matter confrontation.
 
Shortly before the debate, convened the parliamentary groups of PASOK and Democratic Left. PASOK president Evangelos Venizelos will of course support the government.
 

The Democratic Left unanimously decided to vote "present" in the voting on Sunday midnight. "We will not give a helping hand to the government," party members said.
 
The no confidence motion against the government of Samaras will be supported by the 71 MPs of SYRIZA, the 20 of Independent Greeks and 18 of Golden Dawn.