ATHENS (Sputnik) — The data was compiled following 51.88 percent of votes counted.
A country divided. Ahem. #Greferendum pic.twitter.com/3lXhlujtDS
— Theodora Oikonomides (@IrateGreek) 5 июля 2015
The turnout at the Greece's referendum exceeded 60 percent, the latest data suggested.
At my polling station in Petroupoli, working-class Athens suburb. #GReferendum #Greece pic.twitter.com/puyCscIkWj
— Matina Stevis (@MatinaStevis) 5 июля 2015
Some closer than others, but all polls in Greece predicting a win for no. #greferendum pic.twitter.com/6eW6ZaWjDI
— Alan (@Guinness_Alan) 5 июля 2015
The Greek government will start the negotiation process immediately with the country's creditors as Greek people supported its position, government spokesman Gavriil Sakellaridis said Sunday.
Some too young to vote have accompanied parents to participate in this big moment for #Greece. #Greferendum pic.twitter.com/NaYaJFspRu
— Sara Firth (@Sara__Firth) 5 июля 2015
The Greek Interior Ministry reported no incidents during the Sunday referendum.
On June 30, Greece failed to make a $1.7-billion repayment to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), causing the country to default on its IMF debt.
