Nikos Mihaloliakos visited the presidency within the context of negotiations for forming a coalition government in Greece. As a protest, media representatives squatted and some raised their hands behind their heads like hostages.

At 7:30 pm on Monday, the President of the republic Carlos Papoulias will again invite the leaders of PASOK, New Democracy, the Democratic Left and SYRIZA to a meeting in an effort to form a coalition government. Alexis Tsipras has refused to attend the meeting.

Banks felt the strongest market pressures. Their shares fell by 7% an hour after the opening of the Greek stock market. Moody's is warning of a collapse of the financial system in the event that Greece leaves the euro and Romano Prodi is talking about a chain collapse in the European Union.

The Bank of Greece and the Ministry of Finance are trying to develop an emergency plan, which will prevent the internal bankruptcy of the country in the event that the economic aid from Europe is cancelled.

The study partly reflects the confusion that reigns among the electorate.

Antonis Samaras, Alexis Tsipras and Evangelos Venizelos left the presidential palace without giving statements, war of indirect attacks.

On the flights from Athens and Thessaloniki to Nicosia, the capital of Cyprus, you will see many Greeks with quite bulky suitcases, laptops and embarrassed smiles, who are preparing to land in Cyprus with the hope that the brotherly country will help them settle in, and in most cases this happens.