“Apologizing and accepting responsibility is not consistent with ‘everyone’s fault’, nor with fake resignations of ministers who in a few days will be candidates again,” says Popi Tsapanidou in her statement, commenting on the Prime Minister’s proposal to the Cabinet today, in which Kyriakos Mitsotakis asked for a new public apology for the national tragedy of Tempe.

“Mr. Mitsotakis must understand that he did not become prime minister the day before yesterday but has been governing for the last four years. And he leads a faction that has ruled for almost half of the post-colonial years.

He must realize that in the last four years many safety valves, which have kept the railways running smoothly for so many years, have been discredited and uprooted, which would have prevented the accident.

And, above all, he must realize that he came to power with the promise of a staff state and excellence, and instead he rules with graft and nepotism everywhere,” says the SYRIZA-PS press representative.

“How convincing is he trying to convince us that what he has not done four years now, he will do a few days before the elections?

There come times when the essence surpasses the communication and no American communicator can fix them,” the announcement concludes.