A new conflict broke out between the Minister of Health, Adonis Georgiadis, and Pavlos Polakis, MP of SYRIZA, on the occasion of the marriage equality bill and the latter’s absence from its vote.

In his post, Mr. Georgiadis refers to Mr. Polakis as “Philalithes” and claims that the SYRIZA MP is lying with his claim of emergency surgery that he invoked to justify his absence from the vote in Parliament.

In fact, Mr. Georgiadis mentions that the photos from the surgery published by Pavlos Polakis have a different date than yesterday’s.

Adonis Georgiadis’ post in detail:

“Filalithis” @pavpol2222 tried at first to make fun of his Leader and the Panhellenic, how he allegedly did not come to yesterday’s vote due to emergency surgery…but he uploaded photos that revealed the lie as they had another date. After the outcry he put up a statement that he finally abstained on purpose along with many other MPs…the ease with which he tried to lie I think shows his true character. Let’s see now what will be done by @skasselakis who himself is married to Mr. Tyler and in essence the abstention of his MP is, apart from everything else, a personal insult and disapproval of his very existence”, he says in the morning post on platform “X” the Minister of Health.

It was preceded by the post of Pavlos Polakis in which he personally responded to Kyriakos Mitsotakis for his absence from the parliament and the voting of the bill for same-sex couples.

The prime minister, taking the floor to answer Sokratis Famellos, who spoke about the ND’s inadequacy to support the bill, had said “to see who will abstain from you, Mr. Famellos, let’s not have any other surprises in the evening and the interest instead of turning to New Democracy, he turns to you and what Mr. Polakis will do in the end, whom you have almost threatened with deletion”.

In response, Pavlos Polakis, posting photos from the surgery, wrote:

“Sunday Mitsotakis, did you catch me in your mouth again??? DON’T LOOK FOR ME!! I have a job and a very serious one that saves lives,” wrote Pavlos Polakis in his post, which is accompanied by photos from the hospital, where he clarifies that the patient he operated on is his relative.

If you can understand from the 4 photos, it’s good, otherwise ask them to explain what I did.
Photo 1 before, photo 2-3 the intervention, photo 4 the after. (The patient is my relative)’.