Economou: Mr. Tsipras either does not understand the meaning of the terms he uses, or he has reached the extreme point of vulgarity

“Mr. Tsipras, who did nothing to break the cycle of abuse and violence, who selectively – when he considers it convenient for him politically – places himself in major crimes and phenomena of lawlessness, today attempts with his article to politically exploit a horrible case, resorting to positions that, condescendingly, are characterized as political vulgarity” emphasizes in his statement the deputy minister to the prime minister and government representative Yiannis Oikonomou, commenting on an article by the official opposition leader in EfSyn.

“How else can one characterize the position he formulates that “in recent years the state has been more busy with human trafficking than with their protection”. Is it possible for the leader of the official opposition to articulate such a position, which insults not only the government, but the entire organized state, accusing it of human trafficking?” states.

Mr. Economou underlines that either Mr. Tsipras does not understand the meaning of the terms he uses, or he has reached the extreme point of vulgarity, adding that in a heinous crime, against which society stands unitedly, Mr. Tsipras becomes and again divisive.

“Our government unequivocally declares that for such horrible crimes, like those of Colonos, any attempt to use them as a tool, whether with a class, racial, or political sign, is vulgar and unacceptable” emphasizes the government representative, saying that the authorities must take care both to quickly find and punish the guilty and to protect the victims, and that is what they do.

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