Samaras to Become Greek P.M.

COMPROMISE

Updated Apr. 21, 2017 4:38PM EDT / Published Jun. 20, 2012 9:05AM EDT

Conservative leader Antonis Samaras will become Greece’s next prime minister. Samara’s party won a slim majority in Sunday’s election, and agreed to form a coalition government with the backing of the Socialist PASOK and smaller Democratic left parties. Socialist leader Evangelos Venizelos confirmed on Wednesday that a coalition government had been formed after talks with Samaras, but Venizelos did not give any more information. The cabinet posts will be decided by Wednesday evening.

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Samaras to Become Greek P.M.