Nine out of ten Greeks express their dissatisfaction with the Greek government, believing that the country is moving in the wrong direction, according to a Public Issue survey in November.
Specifically, 92% of participants are dissatisfied with the government’s performance, but at the same time 84% have a negative opinion of the way the opposition works. It should be noted that 52% of Greeks believe that neither a SYRIZA-ANEL government, nor a New Democracy government are capable of solving Greece’s problems.
Yet, 42% of participants believe that New Democracy leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis would make a better prime minister while only 22% believe the same about Alexis Tsipras. One third of them (35%) replied that neither one is suitable to be Greece’s leader.
Finally, in a period characterized by turbulence in the eastern Mediterranean region, most citizens believe that our country became weaker on the international scene compared to last year. Specifically, 53% believe that Greece was weaker in the last twelve months, while only 8% think that Greece’s position has been strengthened.
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