The president of the party, Vassilis Stigas, proceeded to remove three members of the Spartans’ parliament. By his decision, Messrs. Kontis, Dimitrokallis and Hatzivardas are excluded from the party’s parliamentary group.

At the same time, the president of the Parliament, Kostas Tasoulas, invited party leaders Vassilis Stigas to state in writing whether or not the Parliamentary Group of the Spartans exists.

“I appreciate from what you said that your speech today is the swansong of your party’s Caucus as it exists today and indeed with very heavy objections. I will also see the minutes, but I want you to know that it is reasonable that I also expect such a formulation of this development in writing so that to issue the necessary notarial deed”Mr. Tasoulas characteristically emphasized immediately after the complaints made by Mr. Stigas from the Plenary floor, against the deputies of his party – who were absent during his speech – that they are guided and mentored by extra-institutional centers.

It is recalled that a little earlier, from the parliament floor, Vassilis Stigas had denounced his deputies who had ostentatiously left him alone in the parliament.

Particularly, guided and guided by extra-parliamentary centers characterized his deputies, who left him alone today in the Parliament, the president of of Spartans, Vassilis Stigas. The party’s parliamentary group is now being dissolved, with Mr. Stiga implying that the extra-parliamentary center that guides its MPs is controlled by Ilias Kasidiariseven going so far as to say that works as “Greek mafia or Don Corleone”.

“You will see some images today. A leader should not have his deputies by his side. This is being done for the first time and may be recorded in the Guinness book” said Mr. Stigas initially, commenting on the choice of his MPs to abstain from today’s Plenary meeting where the political leaders are discussing the fires.

“I entered the “Guinness records” by sitting alone from the party on the seats. The gentlemen who are missing today are guided and instructed by foreign extra-parliamentary centers. I say this with the courage of my opinion. These centers refer to the Greek Mafia and Don Corleone”, argued Mr. Stigas, while noting: “They tell them what to do, when and how to do it. Here our country is burning from one end to the other even today as we speak, we have national issues and a thousand and two problems are before us. Some choose this situation to do their own thing. But I’m not afraid. I am standing up. Throughout my life I have fallen many times and got up again. I have nothing and no one to fear.”