Emmanuel Panagiotakis­ CEO of Public Power

You have been the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) since April 2015 of the Public Power Corporation (PPC) of Greece and have been working at PPC since 1974. The Public Power Corporation was established in 1950 and has a mission statement and end goal of providing cheap and affordable electricity to the citizens of Greece. Due to your long history at the company as well as your successes at the company, you have been a high ranking, influential member for the past 20 years. You hold a degree in Engineering from the National Technological University in Athens. You also hold a degree in Management from Henley Management College.

In addition to your PPC position, you are the Secretary for the Greek Confederation of Labor. Your position as secretary of the Greek Confederation of Labor demonstrates your commitment to workers’ rights as well as your influence in government and amongst Greek workers. You are an ambitious man and have worked hard for your successes. As CEO of PPC, you are trying to switch Greece to renewable energy sources by 2034 by buying renewable energy sources systems at five times their selling rate from independent producers.

Overt Powers: You have considerable authority in the Greek government and can influence how ​ resources are distributed.

Demetrios P. Mantzounis­ CEO of Alpha Bank

You were born and raised in 1947 in Athens. You went through middle school and high school in Athens and upon graduating you attended University of Aix­Marseille from 1964 to 1968 where you studied political science and received your Bachelor’s in Applied Science. You started working Alpha Bank in 1973. Alpha Bank was founded in 1879 and receives and provides loans to the Greek population. In 1995, after twenty long years at the bank, you were placed on Alpha’s board of directors.

You served as the Chairman of AXA Insurance S.A. (formerly Alpha Insurance SA). You have been an Executive Director of Alpha Bank since 1995. You also served as General Manager ​ ​ of Alpha Bank since 2002. You were promoted to the Managing Director of Alpha Bank on ​ ​ February 23, 2005. You now serve as Chief Executive Officer (CEO). You also serve as the Chairman and Managing Director of Alpha Astika Akinita subsidiaries of Alpha Bank. You are an ambitious man deeply involved in the finance sector and are also accredited for being Vice Chairman of the Hellenic Bank Association. Currently, you have an approval rating of 50%, which is very high given the lack of confidence in the Greek financial sector.

Overt Powers: As the CEO of Alpha Bank, You are also in charge of logistics regarding loans ​ and are an icon for consumer confidence especially considering Alpha Bank is one of the biggest banks in Greece.

Fokion C. Karavias­ CEO of EFG Eurobank Ergasias

You were born in Athens in 1964. You attended college for Chemical Engineering at the National Technical University of Athens. After your undergraduate studies, you undertook a Master’s and Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from the University of Pennsylvania.

You currently hold the position of CEO of Eurobank Ergasias, and have since February 2015. You also currently serve as Executive Director of Eurobank Ergasias and are on the Board of Directors at EFG Eurolife Life Insurance, Eurobank Private Bank Luxembourg S.A., and Eurobank Cyprus Ltd. Your career in banking started at JP Morgan in 1991. You started in the market risk management division at JP. Morgan. After three years in 1994, you moved back to Athens and joined Citibank. You were responsible for derivative and fixed income businesses in Greece which led to you joining Eurobank in 1997.

You have accrued a considerable private fortune and have invested it in private property on the Mediterranean, You also have an apartment in New York. However, the financial crisis negatively impacted your real estate assets and pushed you towards higher­risk investments in the oil sector, among others. Your oil investments have also suffered due to the significant depreciation in oil prices over the past years.

Overt Powers: You have connections at JP Morgan New York, Citibank in Athens, and Board ​ of Directors of Eurobank Private Bank Luxembourg S.A. You also have a background in chemical engineering.

Stavros M. Lekkakos­ Managing Director and CEO of Piraeus Bank

You are currently the Managing Director and CEO of Piraeus Bank. You were born in 1952. You attended college at Athens University where he got a degree in Economics. He started his first job at American Express in 1968. He left in 1992 and joined Piraeus Bank where he was appointed Group General Manager this happened in 1998. The Piraeus Bank has a network of 1,175 branches since 2014. It is headquartered in Athens and works within the Hellenic Stability Fund. The Hellenic Financial Stability Fund does not belong to the private sector, and thus has administrative and financial autonomy from government.

After going to Macedonia and Romania for a few years to work and even run others banks such ETA. Soon after he returned to his homeland of Greece in 2008. Where he was reinstated as deputy managing director at Piraeus Bank. He was made Deputy CEO in 2011 and was pushed up to CEO in May 2015.

Mr. Lekkakos has founded many alliances with Middle Eastern countries and has good relationships with the rulers of Saudi Arabia and UAE. He has been able to receive rent from the oil that is made there by making deals directly with the rulers, in exchange for any other favors in his bank transactions in Greece and the European Union.

Overt Powers: As a founding member of Business Councils in Greece­Kuwait, Greece­Qatar, ​ Greece­UAE, Greece­Saudi Arabia, you have strategic partnerships with businessman in various locations.

Theodoros Daskarolis­ Greek Ambassador to Germany

Theodoros Daskarolis is currently serving as the Greek Ambassador to Germany. He was born in 1955 in Athens. He has loved Germany ever since he was a little boy and even spent a few years living in Bonn with his family. In 2000 he moved from his home in Bonn to Berlin which was the new capital. He moved to Greece for a while and was known to look up his name and read stories about a character named after himself.

His love for both these countries inspired him to become the person he is today. People view him as careful and smart. He is considered the type of person who watches movements, but doesn’t run with them. He graduated with a Law degree from the Aristotle University. He is also married with one daughter.

Overt Powers: You have always had close ties with Germany; although born in Athens in 1955, ​ you lived with your parents for several years in Bonn returning to Berlin in 2000. Your close relationship with Germany means that you have many friends in German businesses and politics.

Dr. Andreas Xanthos­ Minister of Health

Dr. Andreas Xanthos, is the Minister of Health in Greece. He is also a member of Hellenic parliament and a well known doctor. He attended and graduated medical school at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. He is a member of the central committee of Syriza and was first elected into parliament in May 2012.

He assumed his position as minister of health in September of 2015. He is someone who is looked up to by many he created a plan to cover uninsured Greek people which is a large influence on why he was appointed by his peers. He is currently working on the health care in Greece which he believes is falling apart in front of his eyes. He believes that the cause of this is the lack of staff and that their could be some form of health care system black out soon because of it. He has reverted a trend of reducing the amount of staff by hiring around 3000 employees to the ministry of Health.

Pavlos Polakis was appoint Alternate Minister of Health and along with Andreas Xanthos, they are two of the only three Cretan ministers government. Xanthos applies to the Cretan stereotype of being a liar, but he is a pathological liar. He has misguided the government about every single objective he has and any results he has achieved in the ministry. Overall, the increase in staffing has been terribly implemented but he keeps covering it up. Now with the refugee crisis, the system is feeling the burden of the lack of preparation that Xanthos claimed the Ministry had.

Overt Powers: You have many relationships in the medical industry due to your past ​ connections with health centres in Perama and in Rethymno. You were, for several years, chairman of the doctors' union in Rethymno and also a member of the General Council of the Federation of Greek Hospital Doctors (OENGE) and the General Assembly of the Panhellenic Medical Association (PIS). You also have influence over the Voluntary Social Solidarity Clinic in Rethymno, where you took an active role in its establishment.

Admiral Evangelos Apostolakis­ Chief of General Army Staff

Admiral Evangelos Apostolakis was born in Rethymnon, Crete on May 14th, 1957. He joined the Hellenic Naval Academy in 1976 and was commissioned as Ensign of the Hellenic Navy in July 1980. He has completed the Underwater Demolitions Team School of the Hellenic Navy and he is a graduate of the Advance Mine Warfare School (Belgium), Amphibious Warfare School USMC (USA) and Hellenic Navy War College. His sea duty assignments include various tours. He served mainly on Destroyers and Amphibious ships as Communication, Navigation and Operations Officer. On March 7th 2013, he was appointed Chief of Hellenic Navy General Staff.

On September 15th 2015, he assumed the duties of Chief of Hellenic National Defence General Staff (HNDGS), which is the senior staff of the Armed Forces Headquarters. As chief, Apostolakis conducts the HNDGS and is the main adviser to both the Government Council for Foreign Affairs and Defense and to the Minister of Defence on military issues. After consulting with other ministers, Apostolakis constructs the National Military Strategy and suggests general policy directions and priorities on every operational objective.

Admiral Evangelos Apostolakis does not have a good relationship with Nikos Kotzias because he preferred Evangelos Venizelos, since he was the one who appointed him to his position now. Nikos Kotzias has some trouble coming into an agreement with the Admiral because he insists on centralizing the army and not being too concerned with the central governmental powers. Sometimes there may be a lack of communication with how to achieve certain objectives and it results in mission failures or contradictory results with the goals of the central government. He believes that a strong military is a sign of a strong nation and believes there should be more funding going into the army to rebuild Greece as a global power.

Overt Powers: As the icon for the Military, Apostolakis is always looked at in keeping peace ​ and constructing wartime plans and has great influence over war outcomes.

Georgios Katrougalos­ Minister of Labour, Social Insurance and Social Solidarity

Georgios Katrougalos born on 27 March 1963 is a Greek jurist and politician who is the current Minister of Labour, Social Insurance and Social Solidarity in the Second Cabinet of Alexis Tsipras. He previously served as the Minister of Labour and Social Solidarity from 18 July 2015 to 28 August 2015 in the First Cabinet of Alexis Tsipras.

He concentrated on Law from 1980 to 1985 at National and Kapodistrian University of Athens and proceeded with his examination thinks about (P.h.D) in Administrative and Constitutional Law at Pantheon­Sorbonne University. In 1990 he was recompensed a P.h.D. with "Distinction".

At the European elections of 2014 Katrougalos was chosen as an individual from the European Parliament with SYRIZA party. At the EU Parliament was an individual from the European United Parliamentary Group and the Coordinator of the Group of European Left at the Committee on Constitutional Affairs (AFCO). When SYRIZA won the decisions of January 2015, Katrougalos was delegated Alternate Minister of Interior and Administrative Reform and since July 2015 serves as Minister for Labor and Social Solidarity.

You’re drinking and gambling problems have hampered your working capabilities. You have secretly gone through an intense rehabilitation program, but you’re still far from recovery.

Overt Powers: You have been greatly bribed by multinational companies for not allowing the ​ minimum wage increase every year. He has most labour union leaders in his pocket, which allows him to bend the government decisions for labour welfare according to wishes of large firms.

Dr. Andreas Xanthos­ Minister of Health

Georgios Katrougalos (born 27 March 1963) is a Greek legal adviser and legislator who is the present Minister of Labor, Social Insurance and Social Solidarity in the Second Cabinet of Alexis Tsipras. He already served as the Minister of Labor and Social Solidarity from 18 July 2015 to 28 August 2015 in the First Cabinet of Alexis Tsipras.

He is at present an educator of open law at the Democritus University of Thrace. From 2014 to January 2015 he was a Member of the European Parliament speaking to Greece and from 27 January 2015 to 17 July 2015 he served as an Alternate Minister of Interior and Administrative Reconstruction in Tsipras' first bureau.

Many individuals have questioned his position due to his lack of experience in the Healthcare field. Due to the many crises that have occurred due to the refugee crisis haven’t always been handled as well as they could. .

Overt Powers: You influence the government and regularly deal with the masses. You are constantly working with people on fixing the healthcare and the state of Greece and insurance. Constantly warning people that soon there could be major problems in the future worse than the current situation you are well respected by most people (besides your drinking).

Giorgos Stathakis­ Minister of Economy, Infrastructure, Shipping and Tourism

Giorgos Stathakis (born 8 November 1953) is a Greek politician and financial analyst. From 27 January to 28 August 2015, he served as the Minister of Economy, Infrastructure, Shipping and Tourism in the cabinet of Alexis Tsipras. Stathakis is an educator of political economy at the University of Crete, however has been on leave subsequent to being chosen as a MP. He was once in the past a Vice­Rector of the university.

Stathakis moved on from the University of Athens in 1976 with degree in financial aspects. He proceeded with his studies, graduating in 1978 with a Master's degree in financial matters, and in 1983 with a Doctorate in financial aspects, both from Newcastle University

Taking after the 2015 authoritative race, Stathakis was named as the Minister of Economy, Infrastructure, Shipping and Tourism in the cabinet of Alexis Tsipras. Stathakis was named as a potential substitution for Yanis Varoufakis after he surrendered as Minister for Finance on 6 July 2015, after the resonating "No" vote in the Greek bailout referendum. He was later selected as the economy clergyman.

Overt Powers: You are working on the financial crisis within Greece constantly working with ​ foreign countries as well as those within the country. This allows you to be a major influencer because you are working with all people not just a select group of people money isn’t just priority to one group of people it is priority to everyone. You have influence within thr black market because of the brothels you own and work with.

Professor Nikos Paraskevopoulos­ Greek Minister of Justice, Transparency and Human Rights

Nikos Paraskevopoulos is a Greek criminologist who is the Greek Minister of Justice, Transparency and Human Rights. He was a Professor of criminal law at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki's Law School. In the Greek authoritative decision, September 2015, he was chosen MP for the Thessaloniki A voting demographic with Syriza. He has likewise served as the Minister of Justice of Greece from 27 January to 28 August 2015. Paraskevopoulos was in charge of criminal matters under previous Minister of Justice George Kouvelakis (1993–95), and for jail detainees recovery programs from 1988­1997.He is the VP of KETHEA, the biggest medication addicts' restoration and social reintegration system in Greece. While in Syriza's 2012 shadow bureau, Zoe Konstantopoulou had been assigned for equity, after the January 2015 administrative decision it was chosen to give the post to free master Paraskevopoulos. You have been plotting with the opposition members to overthrow the current government. You have failed to gather support of enough parliamentary members to initiate a no confidence vote against the prime minister. The Prime Minister and his supporters have not yet caught wind of your aspirations to overthrow the government.

Overt Powers: You are a close friend of the Prime­minister, but have tried your best to backstab ​ him. You have threatened several parliament members of creating fake cases against them if they refuse your request to comply with you to topple the government. Your lust for power has forced you to ignore your the gross human right violations being committed against the immigrants stuck on the border of Greece.

Kyriakos Loukakis­ Greek Ambassador to Turkey

Kyriakos Loukakis was born in Athens on September 22, 1957. He graduated from the Athens Faculty of Law, Public Law and is majored in Political Science. Loukakis is the official Greek Ambassador to Turkey. As an Ambassador, he is a skilled negotiator, who deals with matters relating to Turkey, on behalf of the Greek government. He has been very vocal about the issue of immigrants coming into Greece from Syria. He is of the opinion that European countries should open their borders to accommodate refugees, without discrimination.

It is believed that Loukakis has several undeclared bank accounts in Germany, under different names. Some people say that he is a German spy, as most of his opinions are in line with the German government’s point of view. He acts as a mediator between the Greek and German governments, which is why he has been obliged and given an important Government post. Many question his loyalty to the government and interests of Greece as he is too busy reading German novels. Loukakis also enjoy a close relationship with the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

Overt Powers: You have some business and political ties in Germany that will give you some ​ leeway when trying to make any deals with the German cabinet.

Andreas Papastavrou­ Greek Representative of EU

Andreas Papastavrou was born in Athens, Greece on June 14, 1956. Papastavrou received his Law Degree from the University of Athens and received his postgraduate degree in Strategy and International Relations from the University of Paris I. He also served in the military, the Hellenic Navy, from January 1981 through March 1983. Papastavrou can speak English, Italian, German, and Spanish fluently. He is currently married and has two kids in their 20’s and late teens. Between 1985 and 1989, Papastavrou worked at the Diplomatic Office of the Foreign Minister. Papastavrou has served as the Consul General in Paris, Munich and Jerusalem. He has also served as First Secretary in Beijing, China and Second Counselor for Greece at the European Union. In 2015, he was appointed as the Permanent Representative of Greece to the E.U. and continues to act in this position.

Papastavrou has worked internationally and has worked in the Foreign Affairs office, and now represents Greece in Europe. He has ties around the world with other consul generals and diplomats, who he met during his missions abroad. He is extremely connected and will be able to be in contact with ambassadors of other countries to sway foreign policy decisions, even if he is no longer working in the Foreign Affairs office. He is able to speak to French ambassadors and have them do him favors that may not be under his purview right now. Along with the friends he has made, he has also made some enemies along the way and does not have good relations with some ambassadors, which leads to potential blocks in the process when the foreign ambassadors are aware that Papastravrou is involved with the issue at hand.

Overt Powers: Due to your military service, specifically your role in the Hellenic Navy, you ​ have some connections in the armed forces. Also as First Secretary of the Embassy of Greece in China, Beijing, you have relationships with some asian politicians.

Panagiotis Kouromblis­ Minister of the Interior and Administrative Reconstruction

Panagiotis Kouroumblis is a Greek government official of Syriza, born on 2nd October 1951. On 27 January 2015, he was named the Minister for Health and Social Solidarity in the First Cabinet of Alexis Tsipras. On 23 September 2015, he turned into the Minister of the Interior and Administrative Reconstruction in the Second Cabinet of Alexis Tsipras.

Panagiotis Kouroumblis was blinded at age 10 from the blast of a German hand­projectile, a leftover of World War II, Kouroumblis joined in various understudy and famous battles, and in the end turned into the pioneer of a "social uprising" of the visually impaired. He is an establishing individual from the World Blind Union and worked all the more by and large in the ranges of youngsters insurance, administer to the elderly and individuals with handicaps.

Taking after Syriza's triumph in the January 2015 authoritative decision, he was named Minister for Health and Social Solidarity, turning into the initially handicapped individual to take any open office at the national government level in Greece.

Kouroumblis, greatly uses his blindness to his financial advantage. Kouroumblis has been accused of misusing his influence on re­known pharmaceutical companies for his personal advantage. He has forced many health insurance companies into bankruptcies by selling their market share to foreign health insurance companies.

Overt Powers: You not only have control over the various health institutions working in Greece, but are also the sole health policy maker. You have taken millions of dollars from various pharmaceutical companies to raise drug prices according to their wishes. You often use your friendship with the opposition members to cause an uproar against the government, whenever you’re in danger of losing your ministry.

Giannis Panagopoulos­ President of the General Confederation of Greek Workers

Giannis is Greek official who was born in Athens and has been a key figure in the trade union. GSEE is made up of 83 worker unions and 74 departmental secondary confederations. The goal is to defend the workers of Greece, specifically the private sector. Panagopoulos helps negotiate and facilitate negotiates with the employers of these unions. Panagopoulos has been known to be a fierce negotiator that is known for sometimes being too aggressive with people he gets into disagreements with. The trade unions support Panagopoulos but the employers are afraid to negotiate with them because he sometimes takes negotiations and disputes personally.

Overt Powers: You have many personal relationships with the working class. Among your ​ supporters, there is very strong loyalty to you.

Evangelos Apostolous­ Minister of Agricultural Development and Food

Evangelos Apostolous is the Minister of Agricultural Development and Food in the Second Cabinet of Alexis Tsipras, assuming office September 23, 2015. Apostolou was born on 1949 in Pappades and studied forestry at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. He has served and has been a member of the Hellenic Parliament of Euboea and Synaspismos Political Secretariat.

The Ministry of Agricultural Development and Food is the department that oversees the agricultural situation in Greece. Apostolou is often times trying to find sustainable and eco­friendly solutions that will be able to promote agriculture and food growth for the population while using the financial resources available. Also in charge of making sure all products are safe and essentially oversee every aspect of the Agricultural department.

Apostolous has also been known for helping promote sustainable energy and has constructed a solar power plan for the next decade that will surely have all of Greece running on the Sun. He is known for letting this slide such as quality of food, dates of expiration, and unsafe/fattening foods labels. He looks the other way on companies that endorse him openly or give money to an offshore account.

Overt Powers: You Work with regular people and business owners on a everyday basis. You ​ have influence in the food and safety industries. You are not at a lack of friends because of how much you let rules slide for money. You control the food growth which can either make or break a country especially when involving the poor and needy. You also have connections with Synaspismos and the Deputy Minister of Agriculture Development and Food.

Nikos Filis­ Minister of Education, Research and Religious Affairs

Nikos Filis, is a Greek lawmaker and writer who is as of now serving as the Minister of Education, Research and Religious Affairs. Filis was born in Athens in 1960. He contemplated law at the University of Athens and was intensely included in challenges at the time. He is an individual from both the Central Committee and Senate of the national understudies union, EFEE, and was secretary of the Communist Party of Greece.

Since 2008, Filis has been the chief of the Greek daily paper Dawn. He has been an individual from the leading body of the Greek writers union, ESIEA. He has functioned as an editorial manager at different radio stations, including FLASH, Polis, VimaFm and EPA 4. He has composed various articles on legislative issues for daily papers Ta Nea, Epochi and the magazines Anti and Politis'. He additionally added to the Encyclopedia of the Greek Press. Filis is an individual from the Central Committee of Syriza. In March 2015, Filis was one of just five Syriza MPs to turn down the offer of a state car.

The minister is responsible for dealing with issues relating to education in the country. He also deals the matters of different religious sects. His job includes setting education standards, facilitating teaching systems, and keeping the education system together.

You are no doubt a loyal member of Prime Minister’s cabinet. Your efforts in overhauling the Greek education system are not only praised in Greece, but in the entire world. You are a deeply learned man and are fond of reading Plato’s philosophy. You try to follow his footsteps and have been somewhat been successful in doing so.

Overt Powers: You are widely praised by the Greek people for your honesty and sincerity ​ towards your work. You are well respected by all religious communities of Greece. You are widely known for solving crisis situations, whether they are of small or large nature. Your deep thinking skills allow you to take bold and smart decisions.

Panos Skourletis­ Minister of Environment

Skourletis was born in Exarcheia, Athens, in 1962. He concentrated on financial matters at the University of Piraeus, where he got to be dynamic in the Rigas Feraios youth wing of the euro­communist KKE Interior. In 1990, he joined Synaspismos, and in this manner took after that gathering into Syriza. He got to be gathering representative of Syriza in October 2009.

The ministry works on issues that try to combat climate, energy, biological diversity, chemicals, eco­cycles, nature and forest conservation, environments, and radiation. This department tries to keep the health of Greece in tact by making sure the natural composition is not exposed or damaged in anyway. He has set taken drastic steps to cut down the carbon dioxide emission from factories and at the same time penalised factories for not complying with the laws.

You are not an honourable politician, but a very close friend of the prime minister. You enjoy a good relationship with the opposition members which is precisely why you are trusted by the prime minister to gather their support on issues of national interest.You are dedicated to your job and have shown remarkable results over the past few years that you have been in charge.

Overt Powers: You have never fallen to the pressure exerted by multinational and national ​ firms. You stand by what is right and are a man of principal. Firms are afraid to challenge your authority as they are vary of the serious repercussions that await that.

Arianna Huffington­ Greek Media and International Media Personal

Greek Media and International Media Personal Born on July 15, 1950, Huffington is a Greek American author and is the co­founder and editor in chief of the Huffington Post. Her hometown is Athens and has been politically involved for many years and has also run as an independent candidate for governor in the California recall election. Huffington is also a social and political persona for the Greece community. She has been on BBC radio weekly and hosted a website called AriannaOnline.com, a website to rally against Bill Clinton and to ignite conservative votes.

Huffington has been accused of plagiarism and has been frequently accused of libel and slander to the point of almost being pressed for charges. Although she is an icon for Greece, her ambitions and shady past regarding her media presence has frightened many people.

Overt Powers: You have a heavy presence in journalism and online people tend to blindly ​ follow whatever is post by you and or you writers. You are a major icon in Greece to many new age kids the current generation is influenced heavily by you. Although the plagiarism scandals have arisen people still tend to believe in you. Born in Athens, but moved to California you still are an icon in Greece and hold power with the masses.

Nikos Kotzias ­ Minister of Foreign Affairs

Nikos Kotzias was born on December 21, 1950 in Athens Greece. He went on to pursue a Bachelor’s in Economics and a Masters in both Political Science and Philosophy in Athens. He then went on to attain a PhD and Post­Doctorate Degree in the Law and Politics of European Integration at the University of Germany. He has taught at the Universities of Marbug, Oxford, and Cambridge and also worked as a researcher at these schools. He currently serves as the Minister Of Foreign Affairs as well as the Professor of Political Theories and International and European Studies at the University of Piraeus. He has written 24 books in addition to poetry and German philosophy.

As a student, Kotzias was part of the Communist of Greece. He later became a member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Greece. He greatly served as an ideological head of the party and implemented many Marxist ideals. However Kotzias later left the communist party. He served in the Greek diplomatic Ministry and served as a chief negotiator and diplomat for things such as the Amsterdam Treaty, Agenda 2000, Greek ­ Turkish treaties and the European Constitution. In 2012. he formed a democratic political movement called Pratto. He opposes Austerity and is in a cabinet with the Independent Greeks.

Overt Powers: You have great influence within the government. You are able to quickly meet ​ and speak with people from most other countries and your power is not limited to just Greece. Your network is very large and because of this your opinion is relevant to many people.

Nikos Pappas ­ Minister of State

Nikos Pappas attended the University of Strathclyde and attained his PhD there with a thesis concerning Macroeconomics within Greece. Pappas originally lived in Scotland, but was invited to live in Greece By Alexis Tsipras. While in Scotland, he was a highly regarded Economist and loved by many students. However, he shifted to Greece in order to aid with Greek Economics. He is regarded as a close friend of Tsipras and has known him since he was 19. He previously served as Tsipras’ chief of Staff, but was appointed as the Minister of State. He is a member of the SYRIZA party.

Pappas is a pro ­ European politician and hopes Greece will remain in the Euro Economic System, but is against the Memorandum.

Overt Powers: You have great influence and respect among the working class citizens being ​ awarded a Pappas lifetime membership for doing "inspiring work" to "rebalance the economic injustices facing working people". You also formerly worked at the Fraser of Allenden Institute, part of the University of Strathclyde, as a researcher and have connections there. Pappas is also a "close friend and associate" of Alexis Tsipras, the current Prime Minister of Greece.

Panos Kammenos ­ Minister of National Defense

Kammenos was born on May 12, 1965 in Athens Greece to a devout Orthodox Christian family. He attained degrees in both Economics and Psychology at the University of Lyon. He was first elected to the Parliament in the Second District of Athens in 1993. In 2012 Kammenos established the Independent Greeks (ANEL). ANEL is a conservative and right wing party that recently renewed a coalition government with the SYRIZA party. Kammenos was previously part of the New Democracy Conservative Party, but was kicked out after disagreeing with the party over a vote of confidence for Lucas Papademos. Kammenos is the Minister of National Defense and is part of the second cabinet of the the current government. He was put in this position in 2015 following a governmental change.

Kammenos previously served as Minister of Maritime Affairs in 2007. In 2011 ​ Kammenos accused George Papandreou’s brother, Andreas, of profiting from Credit Default Swaps at the expense of the country, but was later convicted of defamation and paid 30,000 euros as a result. It is believed that Kammenos was chosen for his position due to his strong anti memorandum policies and beliefs.

Overt Powers: You have influential personal social networking sites, even successfully using ​ them to announce the establishment of the new party called "Independent Greeks (ANEL) and publish its Declaration which stresses a Eurosceptic approach and a hardline stance against illegal immigration. You have also sometimes been involved as an expert mediator and an official observer in elections in foreign countries. A devout Orthodox Christian, you dislike the modern state of Europe calling it a "Europe governed by German neo­Nazis", you are also islamophobic, anti­semitic, and anti­Buddhist and are rumored to have connections to organizations

Professor Euclid Tsaklotos ­ Minister of Finance

Euclid Tsaklotos was born in 1960 in Rotterdam, Netherlands to a civil engineer and his wife. He moved to the United Kingdom at the age of 5 and attended St. Paul’s School in Lond. He then studied Philosophy, Politics, and Economics at The Queen’s College. He then went on to attend the University of Sussex to attain a master’s degree at the Insitute of Development Studies. He then attained his doctorate in economics at Oxford. He taught at the University of Kent and then shifted to teach at the Athens University of Economics and Business. From there he shifted to the University of Athens as a Professor of Economics. He has written books and articles on economic policy and financial international policy.

While at the University of Oxford Tsakolotos joined the Communist Party of Greece and then joined what is part of the SYRIZA party. He is currently part of the Central Committee of SYRIZA. He is considered the mastermind behind SYRIZA’s economic policy. Many view him as a Marxist and leads Group of 53, a faction within the SYRIZA coalition. He took over after Yanis Varoufakis resigned from the position of Minister of Finance following the Greek bailout referendum. He has encouraged the Greek Parliament to support austerity measures. He has worked worked with the IMF and World Bank to discuss austerity measures and Greece’s financial crisis.

Overt Powers: You have an incredible amount of influence in the academic community at the ​ University of Kent, the Athens University of Economics and Business, and the University of Athens. You have many personal connections with your students, even leading his students in a several months­long protest against proposed reforms to the Greek education system. You also have influence over the economy as a member of Syriza's "economic quartet", being described as the "brains behind Syriza's economic policy".