Name: 中國如何滲透希臘（How China Is Infiltrating Greece）
Uploaded: 2021-06-06T14:06:16.000Z
Duration: 10 min 52 s
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how the Chinese Communist Party is infiltrating Greece.

You move back into your parents' basement.

Or if you're a country, you ask China for help.

And also the worst government debt crisis

One that led to 13 rounds of spending cuts,

and 30,000 euros of debt for every Greek citizen.

And an unlikely one emerged to save the day...

It became clear the Greece might not be able to pay back

those billions of dollars it had borrowed from the rest of the EU.

“So it was basically a situation where,

nobody wanted to swipe right on Greece anymore.”

John Psaropolous is an independent journalist

He says that as the EU backed off from Greece,

“Think of it as a friendship within the generation of people

because “We have so much in common, babe!”

The CCP's courtship started in about 2009.

after the Greeks elected Alexis Tsipras as Prime Minister.

because Tsipras's party was radical leftist.

But it turned out there was mutual affection.

Tsipras was very interested in Chinese investment.

doesn't mean we can't make a little profit, right?

Prime Minister Tsipras immediately bent over backwards

Tsipras welcomed a Chinese warship to the Greek port of Piraeus.

He told Chinese officials that he wants Greece

to “serve as China's gateway into Europe.”

But Tsipras only owns one nice outfit, ok?

and one of the largest in the Mediterranean.

COSCO had already been renting part of the port since 2008.

The Chinese government is building Piraeus into a key gateway

to move Chinese products into the rest of Europe.

the series of massive infrastructure projects

that aims to export Chinese goods around the world.

“They took the management of a very profitable organization

in a very strategic place in Mediterranean Sea

Yes, Chinese people know a good deal when they see one.

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中國如何滲透希臘（How China Is Infiltrating Greece）

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