He harshly criticized the government on the occasion of the current political developments the president of PASOK, Nikos Androulakis with his statements before the party’s KO began.

“To the lingering question “if there is an opposition”, PASOK answered yesterday: Yes, there is an opposition and it brings results when it operates seriously and solidly, without communication shows.
With the initiative I took for a motion of no confidence, Mr. Mitsotakis lost two of his closest associates, proving that the core of corruption is inside the Maximos Palace”.

Afterwards, the president of PASOK referred to the issue of Tempos, stressing: “Of course, he did not answer the three questions that led us to the motion of no confidence, which was the last straw in the crime of Tempos.
I repeat them: Who, at the time when we lost 57 of our fellow human beings, had the priority to get the dialogues in question before the justice and the police, to blacken them and then give them to a friendly mass media to manipulate public opinion? This rogue hand, we must find out who it is. That’s why, because Mr. Mitsotakis didn’t answer, on Monday morning I will be at Areopagus. Why there must be an investigation, plenty of light, and the Greek people to know the truth.

Who are the ones who had the priority that night, to manipulate public opinion. They are dangerous and must be brought to justice.”

To a journalist’s question about him minimum wage, Mr. Androulakis noted: “The minimum wage should have been raised a long time ago. But nominal growth does not address accuracy and inequality because, quite simply, inflation runs rampant. So when the minimum wage has increased in recent years by 20% but food inflation by 32%, you understand that we have to fight precision, cartels and those who do not allow through their speculation and greed to escalate prices. The New Democracy plays pre-election communication games on this top issue as well.”