“The responsibility for the elections lies with one person, the prime minister and no one else,” the PASOK-KINAL president stressed.
The government’s handling of its issue ecology criticized the president of PASOK-KINAL, Nikos Androulakis, speaking on SKAI 100.3 radio and Pavlos Tsimas. He talked about lack of seriousness and responsibility and stressed that “the responsibility for the elections lies with one person, the prime minister and no one else.”
Is it possible for the prime minister to say publicly that he will hold elections at the end of four years and for the whole cabinet to leak to you journalists that “we have elections in the autumn”? Do you see it as a sign of seriousness and responsibility? We have a government that does not have the strength and courage to say: ” Yes, I’m going into a difficult winter, probably because I have made the wrong financial choices in recent years, I am not lifting the burden this winter and I do not want to I have more wear and tear I lead the country to elections ”. “Looking to find excuses, to change the words and from ” I’m going to the end of the four years’ ‘to saying now:’ I want them to be done at the end of the four years’ ‘, these are not serious things”, added the President of PASOK – Movement for Change.
He also stressed that “this government in the way it handles things has no sign of seriousness and elections must be held to leave”, noting characteristically: “The responsibility for the elections lies with one person, the prime minister and no one else”, he stressed characteristically .
For post-election collaborations
Referring to the post-election collaborations, Mr. Androulakis said that “I have said from the beginning that it is a constitutional shock to consider that the first election, as the Prime Minister and his ministers say, is a stepping stone to achieving autonomy in the second election. There is an electoral law, passed by the Greek parliament, it is the simple proportional. We disagreed with the way this simple analogy was made, because a serious simple analogy had to give similar time – as in the German system – to programmatic alliances and party discussions. Only here Mr. Tsipras made an electoral tactic. The Constitution says specific things. We will respect it and we will fight for the country to have stability from the first Sunday. How is this going to be done; This will be chosen by the Greek people, Mr. Tsima. Months before the elections, based on opinion polls, I can not theorize on the so-called argument of our opponents “who will you go with”. When you ask them who they will go with, they say what the Greek people and the popular verdict say. When I say exactly the same thing, they say that Androulakis is hiding. We say clearly, we will go with our ideas, with our positions. We want to have a strong mandate. “The stronger we are, the more chances the Greek people have for stability and a progressive government with Social Democracy at its core and with specific priorities.”
For the Turkish provocation
Against the background of NATO SummitMr. Androulakis noted that “The Turks in recent months have escalated the issue of demilitarization and link it to the sovereignty of the Greek islands. We, too, must have a strong deterrent plan as an EU. And the issue of arms embargoes must finally be high on the agenda. “No one can equip a country that violates human rights and wants to violate the sovereign rights of EU member states.” said the President of PASOK – Movement for Change.
The President of PASOK-Movement for Change looked at the early celebrations of Kyriakos Mitsotakis after his last meeting with the Turkish President and regarding the attitude of the leader of the official opposition in geopolitical issues, he noted that “the one who made Erdogan have the power to “The whole of Europe is Mr. Tsipras, when in 2015 he said that we have no borders and he easily allowed to hand over the keys to the blackmail of Europe with the refugee-immigrant to Mr. Erdogan”.
On Tzanakopoulos’ statements on Finland-Sweden accession to NATO
At the same time, in the wake of statements by former SYRIZA Secretary Dimitris Tzanakopoulos about the unnecessary entry of Finland and Sweden into NATO, Nikos Androulakis pointed out that “today the world can not live this geopolitical adventure, to have a strong Europe and a strong Europe Macron, and some to celebrate in Greece for his defeat, in favor of Melanson, who if we ever imagined he would be president of France I do not know what his position would be on the national issues of our country. Or I guess which one it would be. I do not understand that some people do not understand that in this crisis two countries, whose people did not want to join NATO, now because of the fear of Russia’s illegal and barbaric invasion of Ukraine, the people have changed their minds and are pressuring governments to join NATO. Some in Greece say this enlargement is unnecessary. Do we finally respect the people? Do we want European solidarity? Do we think Putin is as dangerous as Erdogan? Do we want a stable Europe? Or do we say and do what we condemn some other countries to do? “
For the energy crisis
Regarding the energy crisis, the President of PASOK – Movement for Change underlined: “I do not know why the government went on the adventure of sending a special proposal that was not in the toolbox of the European Commission for approval. We do not understand how it will work, what the big producers will pay, what the benefit will be in the tariff, what the state will pay. The government’s proposal is vague. We said from the beginning the proposal made by the European Commission toolkit. Ceiling in the retail and direct fair distribution between consumer, state and large producers. It could be months now and we do not live this increase in tariffs. Now why is the government doing it? I consider it a move analogous to the mockery of the profit tax. That is, we said taxation of super profits, but based on specific data. ND taxed super profits with a joint ministerial decision that will be proposed by RAE, while RAE declares itself incompetent and today we see a conflict between RAE and the government. “These vague choices, made to cover specific financial interests, do not help the public interest.”
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