The political conflict between the government and SYRIZA is at its peak due to the professional activities of Mr. Kasselakis with the government representative, Pavlos Marinakis, coming back calling on Stefanos Kasselakis to provide answers, typically stating that “he continues to blow the whistle indifferently about his business activities, refusing to reveal exactly what they are”.

The entire statement of Mr. Marinakis

The SYRIZA president continues to blow the whistle on his business activities, refusing to reveal exactly what they are.

He awkwardly spews vagueness and slings mud through leaks, answering questions that aren’t put to him rather than the real relentless questions that are being asked.

As long as Mr. Kasselakis throws the ball on the platform, he is exposed. From last September’s “my name is Stefano”, it only took six months to reach “my name is Rizo and I shoot as I want”.

We invite him again to answer himself, “directly” as he likes to say, to specific questions that arise:

How many and which companies does the leader of SYRIZA have abroad?

What exactly are the professional activities of Mr. Kasselakis?

Does he know, as he should, what the law passed by the government of the party that is now president provides?

We will wait. Let him do it himself – at least through Tik Tok, since he doesn’t even respond to SYRIZA’s informal updates, but chooses evasion.

It is noteworthy that in its informal briefing, SYRIZA chooses not to speak about the other part of the questions we raised about the “para-systems” that operated in the Maximos palace during the days of Mr. Tsipras – as now also the his own ministers.
This silence means guilt or emptiness, or possibly both.