“In politics there is confrontation with arguments, even harsh ones. However, the confrontation is one thing, the vulgarity is another,” the deputy minister to the prime minister and government representative points out in a statement, Pavlos Marinakis.

“In tomorrow’s Sunday newspaper publication, the well-known rogue ‘guns’ reach the extreme vulgar and slanderous “narrative” of questioning even the results of the elections.

With monstrous lies and slanders, the so-called censors overcome even their worst selves.

Those who never respected the popular verdict that gave a clear mandate to her government New Republic and of Kyriakos Mitsotakis for the second consecutive four years, they do not hesitate to attempt to tarnish even the quintessence of Democracy itself”, Mr. Marinakis points out.

“They are probably doing it discounting what is coming, a new electoral defeat that is. But that’s about them and their audience.

What concerns all of us is that they don’t care if, in trying to hurt the government, they lead to the discredit of our Democracy.

We will not leave an iota to professional mudslingers, politicians, anonymous “hoodies” of the internet, to question the popular will. It’s time for everyone to take their responsibilities and stand up straight,” the government spokesman concludes in his announcement.