1993: Pasok’s Great Comeback
摘要
This chapter focuses on the 1993 elections and the return of PASOK and Andreas Papandreou to power after the turbulent period of 1989–1990. It examines the key political dynamics that emerged, the parties, and their agendas: New Democracy, PASOK, KKE, SYNASPISMOS, and Political Spring. It discusses the governance of Konstantinos Mitsotakis and its main characteristics, the economy, the Macedonian issue, and Antonis Samaras with Political Spring. The chapter delves into why PASOK ultimately won, the significant shift in the electorate, and interpretations of this event.