Tsetin Mantatzi (Greek: Τσετίν Μάντατζη, romanized: Tsetín Mántatzi; Turkish: Çetin Mandacı; born 7 March 1970) is a Greek politician from the Turkish minority of Western Thrace in northeastern Greece.
He studied medicine at the Istanbul University and is employed as a cardiologist at the General Hospital of Xanthi.
[1] With another PASOK dissenter, he refused to support the Union government led by Lucas Papademos between PASOK, New Democracy and Popular Orthodox Rally in November 2011 because he was against the participation of far right party (Popular Orthodox Rally/LAOS) in the government.
[2] He was formally excluded from the PASOK in February 2012, along with 21 other MPs who had refused to vote a government memorandum on a new loan agreement.
[3][4] He then approached the Democratic Left of Fotis Kouvelis along with five other independent MPs,[5] but in the end did not find an agreement with this party and did not stand in the May 2012 Greek legislative election.