Live: The debate in parliament about accuracy

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, in the context of “Prime Minister’s Hour”, answers in Parliament a topical question submitted by the leader of the Official Opposition, Alexis Tsipras.

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The debate began with the statement of the president of SYRIZA, Alexis Tsipras, who first expressed his sadness and heartbreak over the death of Alexandros Nikolaidis.

Subsequently, Mr. Tsipras said that he will prove that the accuracy is not due to the international situation, but is “Mitsotakis accuracy”. “Accuracy has your name because you are, moreover, the most unsuitable to understand it, to feel what it means that a family living on 700 euros, needs two to cope with electricity prices. What can it mean for a mother, what it means to cut off the child’s education to get food”, said the president of SYRIZA and went on to say, among other things: Many of you who live in society, understand it, you are anxious, you know it, that’s why you say that over 70 you won’t be re-elected – that’s what Mr. Loverdos said. You, Mr. Mitsotakis, do not understand this, which is why you present an idyllic situation. You said the same about the pandemic. With lies and propaganda, disproved by international surveys, that say we are among the countries with the highest number of deaths in the world, while we are worse than Bolsonaro’s Brazil. you told us that it didn’t matter if someone was hospitalized inside or outside the ICU, you were disproved by the investigations.

You tell us that you also did great in the energy crisis. You say you are a factor of stability. But the cost of living is increasing, the state is being deforested, the profits of an elite are increasing. Inequalities are deepening and the risk of poverty is increasing rapidly. Greece is among the 4 EU countries where the risk of poverty increased significantly. Do you want to refute even ELSTAT and Eurostat? I have enough of you. Mr. Mitsotakis will tell us, the war is not my fault. Mr. Mitsotakis is not to blame for the wiretapping, his nephew is to blame. Only he is not to blame. We are facing a big challenge. The majority in the EU acted on time, the leaderships acted quickly. You didn’t just run away, but you took the opportunity to implement your policy, you let the profligacy go unchecked to satisfy your sponsors. We have a two-in-one prime minister: Act like Louis and rule like Thatcher.

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