Cammenos urges referendum on Macedonia's name

According to him, the Greek people must decide what has never happened in human history, the giving of their history and civilization to another people.

The Greek minister, who has long stated that he would never accept the appointment of Greece's northern neighbour to retain the term “Macedonia”, stresses in his interview that “if this happens, we will have a contraction of Greek civilisation in the coming centuries”.

Rejecting rumours of a crisis within the government coalition Kammenos declares he has full confidence in the negotiations that Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias is conducting.

The name issue that has become the sharpest political topic of recent days in Greece prevails in nearly most Sunday newspapers. There is no Macedonian nation “which claims to “Real News”, former Greek Prime Minister Costas Karamanis.

Skopje's <x0) integration into NATO passes from Greece” to high-ranking Euro-Atlantic alliance officials for the newspaper Ethons.

68% of Greeks say <x0jo”, for the term Macedonia to be part of the name of the neighbouring state is the result of a survey for the newspaper “Proto”

“Macedonian Halls” To Vima” in its editorial, which highlights, among other things, it appears, “Cotzias and Dimitrov will avoid the UN negotiator by taking over the” process itself.

While the name Macedonia appears to have divided parties and public opinion in the two countries, according to “To Vima” Americans and Europeans demand that the thorny issue be resolved by the prime ministers Tsipras and Zaev themselves. /Periscopi/