16 of them have been detained and charged with intentionally inflicting bodily harm on an unknown number of people. Feminist associations and non-government organizations consider the measures populist.

While authorities are taking measures to secure maximum safety for the electronic system processing the results, the leaders of the far-left coalition SYRIZA and the extreme Independent Greeks, who are ready to work together, are claiming that PASOK and New Democracy will falsify the elections to form a joint government.

Almost simultaneously, New Democracy, SYRIZA and the Green environmentalists called their supporters to give them confidence that they are the future of Greece and next Monday, they must take as many seats in parliament as possible.

I know it will not improve anything, but I want an extreme voice in parliament to shake the political system, says Vassilis, aged 46. He is certain that violence will ensue and its first victim will be illegal immigrants.

According to the Greek Constitution, the new government must be formed no later than eleven days after the elections. If this does not happen new elections will follow.

One of the last acts of Lucas Papademos' office was to announce a list of measures that must be met by the end of June this year to enable Greece to keep the benefits from the second bailout.

The web and the social networks have become the main arena of political agitation and the only place where party passions are colliding.