“We are at war with the citizens’ problems, our opponent is not the opposition, Greece needs a stable government, which will bring more investments, more and better paid jobs, with better salaries, more digitization, better NHS and a better school and University. The big changes, which the country needs, can be implemented by a reliable prime minister without dependencies, but making brave breaks with outdated guild logics” emphasized, among other things, the press representative of New Democracy,Akis Schertsosin informing the political editors.

Mr Skertsos insisted that there is no room for complacency and blamed SYRIZA that it says no to everything and yes to nothing and PASOK that it does not actually support the required reforms. Regarding the case of two parliamentary candidates of SYRIZA in Rodopi and Xanthi Akis Skertsos insisted that “SYRIZA and its two MPs they still hide their heads in the sand like ostriches”. He also called on SYRIZA to answer for the photo, which shows Mr. Zeibek at an event of the pseudo-mufty under a banner that read “Turkish minority”, asking in addition whether Mr. Ferhat and Zeibek in the next Parliament will report to SYRIZA or to the Turkish consulate .

Asked about the withdrawal of the candidacy of Mr. Katrantzis from the blue ballot of Rodopi, Akis Skertsos insisted that these are separate cases and reiterated that the interventions of the Turkish consulate were only in favor of the two SYRIZA parliamentary candidates in Rodopi and Xanthi. accusing SYRIZA of trying to offset.

As regards to tragic shipwreck off Pylosthe press representative of New Democracy noted that “his desperation SYRIZA and the poverty of programmatic positive reason push him to target our country. After the Mitsotakis pandemic and the Mitsotakis war, he is now trying to convince us that there is a Mitsotakis wreck. Let’s put it plainly: blames the caretaker government? His attitude shows how shallow is the self-criticism he made after his defeat.”

Finally, regarding the nomenclature, which is circulating for the next Council of Ministers, Akis Skertsos warned in a strict style that “nomenclature does not help anyone and is a sign of arrogancewe do not take the citizens’ verdict for granted, whoever traffics in names is doing himself a disserviceKyriakos Mitsotakis himself has given writing samples for the changes in the Council of Ministers”.