“We know who we are, we know where we come from, we know what our principles are. We seek to influence, to convince, to exert the maximum possible political and ideological influence on Greek society. This is a governing party, this is a winning party“, he emphasized the candidate for the presidency of SYRIZA-PS Efi Ahtsioglou speaking at a meeting he had yesterday in Kalamata with members and friends of the party.

He said that their presence “sends a message” of combativeness, determination, collectiveness and camaraderie, anxiety for the reorganization of the space and hope “that there can be an alternative perspective in this place, an alternative perspective of governance, an alternative perspective for a democratic course of the country, which is suffering the harsh policies of the right-wing ND government».

Mrs. Ahtsioglou said that in the series of tours she made throughout Greece, she saw anxiety, mass presence and crowded gatherings.

“They all radiated the same need, to regroup quickly, to find our pace quickly. Because society expects us, society is looking at us and we were not here, we are not and we will never be here for our own selfishness”, he stressed. He pointed out that “Greece is a country with a long tradition of democracy” and noted that “democracy is not a rhetorical appeal. Democracy is the value of human life, it is security, it is the institutions, it is the absence of immunity and immunity and that Mr. Mitsotakis does not think that he is “by the grace of God a monarch”».

“He is not “for God’s sake a monarch”, he is the head of a government in a democratic state that is controlled and will be held accountable. He will be accountable to us, because we are the official opposition of this place and the next government“, he added.

The candidate president of SYRIZA-PS underlined that “the many are the workers in the private and public sector, they are the farmers, the professionals, the small businessmen, the scientific world, the people who create and produce in this place from their own the trouble, the young, the unemployed, the retired”.

“No,” he said, “we are not with everyone, we are not with the elites, we are not with the financial oligarchy, we are not with the fireplaces. We are not with everyone, we are for the many and with the many and we claim to express them».