Proto Thema

“I fell in love with Greece”, Formula-One super star Fernando Alonso told “Proto Thema” journalist Frixos Drakontidis in an exclusive interview from Mykonos, where the two-times F-1 champion spent time to recharge his batteries and mull over his future in the sport.

Alonso with Proto Thema reporter Frixos Drakontidis 

Asked by “Proto Thema” Anika Brightheart said, that it is not certain when the representatives of the institutions will be back to Athens to complete the evaluation, but they are working towards that direction.

“As I was seating and watching the debate in the Parliament for the Agricultural issues and DOL, I saw once again the country’s Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, unable to…contain himself and attacking me all over again! I understand his panic as the unprecedented operation of Corruption and Control of the newspapers is now being uncovered, right after his Waterloo with the TV licenses.

Revelations by the vice-President of the parliamentary committee on media and political financing, and ANEL MP Dimitris Kammenos that “an invisible hand” had tampered with the committee’s finding to present newspaper “Proto Thema” in a bad light, has caused a political storm, with

“There was an invisible hand because there are differences between the drafts – ‘Proto Thema’ is paying its loans, is a good customer of the banks, there is no evidence of mismanagement of its loans – The Themos Anastasiades case has nothing to do with what this Committee is investigating”

Journalists at Proto Thema have denounced the Greek PM, Alexis Tsipras’s stance, in a resolution, during a general meeting, in the presence of representatives of the Journalists’ Union of the Athens Daily Newspapers (ESIEA), and state they will appeal to all international organisations.

MP of the Democratic Alignment party Andreas Loverdos labeled Greek PM Alexis Tsipras “an autocratic populist” for personally attacking Themos Anastasiadis, one of the two publishers of weekly newspaper Proto Thema.

The revelations by newspaper Proto Thema that the government had hired 2,500 people at the refugee hotspots, the vast majority of which did not even show up for work, has caused an uproar, with Greek political parties unleashing harsh criticism against the government.

The Greek government was forced to admit it has hired over 27,000 employees in the state sector after an investigative report by newspaper Proto Thema.

Following the leak of the Greek government’s latest non-paper, Monday, which in a vulgar tone singles out and personally attacks one of Proto Thema newspaper’s journalists, Grigoris Tziovaras, who was one of the reporters that co-signed a piece revealing thousands of hirings in the public sector by the government over there past year, the journalists of Proto Thema published a letter calling on