Based on a new opinion poll by Kapa Research, which was made on behalf of the newspaper in Greece “To Vima” about what the people of Greece think of their new Prime Minister, Loukas Papademos, 72.9% of the Greek public think it was a “right” or “probably right” decision upon electing Papademos as the new Prime Minister of Greece. 20% of them think it was a “wrong” or “probably wrong” decision.
About 78% of the Greek citizens believe that the new government of Greece is a “positive” or “rather positive” step but 20% of them think the opposite. Another thing that the Kapa Research group tested was the emotions of the Greek people about the new government Papademos. Those hopeful are 42.2%, those calmer are 17.4%, those concerned are 8.6%, those indifferent are 8.5%, those sadden are about 1.9%, those angry are 7.5%, those pessimist and frightened are about 5.4%, and those joyful about the new government are about 1.4%.
Judging by the vibe that is on the streets these days people are a lot less calm and lot friendlier, which means not as stressed out. When there was no government for more than a week back in November people were a lot calmer that’s for sure.
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