At the last pre-election party meeting in Athens last Thursday Alexis Tsipras was firm that the measures announced in Thessaloniki will be literally implemented, as the first task of the government of SYRIZA "will be to relieve those affected by the humanitarian crisis."

Greece's ability to refinance its debt and to keep the budget within the fiscal targets will become clear in the coming days.

"From this moment on the country has a government. Independent Greeks pass a vote of confidence in Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras," Panos Kamenos stated after his meeting with the leader of SYRIZA.

SYRIZA will seek coalition partners, at 10:30 am, the coalition leader met with Independent Greeks, and with Potami afterwards.

The unknown will start tomorrow, hard times are in store for the winners, as commented by renowned Bulgarian journalist and expert on Greece Ivan Garelov in an interview for GRReporter.

The estimates of the Ministry of Interior show that the party is likely to win 36.5% of the vote and between 149 and 151 seats.

For the first time so many parties are about to enter the Greek Parliament.