There were posters in the subways, advertising Maria Abramovic when I was in Athens, three years ago. Muzzy refugees everywhere, Africans trying to sell bracelets in the tourist areas. Youngins who I assume were native Greeks spray painting graffiti and leaving litter in their public areas and roads. Communists marched the streets but I was told they do that every other weekend anyways. There were a few streets with heroin addicts nodding off but not overwhelming like in cities back stateside, and at least the police will go run them off every few days. One of the gift shops was run by Vietnamese, some of the goods sold in the Greek tourist shops sold made in China stuff, what the hell? There weren't too many foreign workers... but I did see the occasional darkie fruit picker and grease monkey here and there. An IT management guy told me he travels for work in Turkey since his company outsourced there for cheap labor.
Once you get out of Athens tho, it's Greece, everyone looks Greek, except for the occasional Gypsy or Euro tourist. You can get your food at small shops who procure from small farms, people fillup church on sundays, taverns most nights, they still have real Greek community. There was a fairly prominent anti-Vax protest in the main square in Syntagma. In the immigrant infested part of town, I ran into a small WN bookstand with translated version of WW2 era prints, but the guy somehow had no books on Metaxas?! and I forgot to ask about Golden Dawn. At the public beach gym in Piraeus, this dude had a huge Baphomet sigl tatted on his back and a Reichsadler on his chest. Odd choice since the Nazis caused the deaths of many Greeks. Seems like some people choose far right politics mostly to be a public nuisance. He was chased off by a Greek 'babushka'
According the American domestic intelligence agency, the ADL, they were the most jew-unfriendly European nation, so in all, I'm still optimistic for the Hellenes.