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Tsipras's government allowed visits to high-risk terrorists, and Kyranakis blamed his leadership culture for violence.

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Tsipras's government allowed visits to high-risk terrorists, and Kyranakis blamed his leadership culture for violence.

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  1. Kyranakis' remarks against Tsipras served as the political trigger, allegedly used by the government to distract from issues.1 source
  2. Tsipras's government policy regarding high-risk individuals and leadership criticism.1 source

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