New Democracy party leader, Antonis Samaras (L), shakes hands with his supporters at a new office of the New Democracy conservative party election campaign kiosk near the Greek Parliament, after his party came first in the national Greek’s election, in central Athens, on June 17, 2012. Greece’s two main pro-bailout parties clinched enough votes to form a government in a cliffhanger election on Sunday, early results showed, easing fears the country will crash out of the euro. “Today the Greek people expressed their will to stay anchored with the euro,” said Antonis Samaras, the leader of the conservative New Democracy party which preliminary official results showed in the lead with 29.5 percent. AFP PHOTO / PANAYIOTIS TZAMAROS (Photo credit should read PANAYIOTIS TZAMAROS/AFP/GettyImages)
