SYRIZA: “On the table” the motion of no confidence against the government

By Antonis Anzoletou

Yesterday’s meetings in Koumoundourou were feverish, as SYRIZA has decided to raise the issue of surveillance to the highest level.

The movements of Alexis Tsipras had a coordinated sequence and from the visit to the office of the head of the Anti-Corruption Commission, Christos Rammos, and the briefing he had on the results of the Authority’s investigations, he ended up informing the President of the Republic.

What’s next? The intervention in the bill of the Ministry of Health in the Parliament.

According to information broadcast by the SKAI news bulletin yesterday, immediately after the meeting with Christos Rammos, who was also handed a relevant file, Mr. Tsipras convened a three-hour meeting with the members of the Political Planning and communications staff.

Everyone agreed that the fact that there is now an official document certifying the attachments is a “major” issue, and the possibility of a motion of no confidence being tabled by SYRIZA was discussed.

A member of the meeting emphasized, according to the same sources, that the “logical consequence” of the discussion and without disagreements was to take the initiative of the motion of no confidence.

After all, they emphasized, that is where the criticism that has been made so far ends.

The final decisions will be made by the former prime minister with party and parliamentary sources, however, neither denying nor confirming the information.

Alexis Tsipras will take the floor during today’s health ministry bill debate and announce his decision.

What will Alexis Tsipras say to the Parliament? Associates of the president reported:

“Alexis Tsipras is institutional and he is not going to say names either on the sidewalk or in the television studios, except as he must from the floor of the Parliament in the temple of the Republic».

In Koumoundourou they have decided that now is the time to draw a dividing line with the government in matters of transparency and democracy. This is the reason why Alexis Tsipras used very harsh language against Kyriakos Mitsotakis leaving the Presidential Palace and after the meeting he had with Katerina Sakellaropoulou.

“The prime minister of wiretapping, diversion and cover-up must assume his inalienable political responsibilities anyway. And he must do what any other prime minister in a European country, in a European rule of law, would do, resign,” he said. The president of SYRIZA spoke of a criminal network that operated within the Maximos Palace and was led by the prime minister himself. From the official opposition point out what Alexis Tsipras also emphasized, “we are no longer talking on the basis of some speculations or on the basis of some publications. Now we talk with evidence. The evidence collected by the Constitutionally competent Authority for Ensuring the Privacy of Communications during the checks it carried out on telecommunications providers».

The letter of Rammos

Regarding the content of Christos Rammos’ letter to the Speaker of the Parliament, the parliamentary parties and the Minister of Justice, the information states that it refers to the declassification of the communications of a government official lasting approximately three months.

In addition, he mentions five senior officers for whom the connection lasted about two years.

The short letter, according to the same information, allegedly cited “security reasons”.

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