“Fifty-seven years since the Hundred coup and 50 years since the return of Democracy to the country, the experience of yesterday fuels the choices of tomorrow. We remember the tyranny of the dictatorship. We honor the fighters of the resistance. And we are continuing the conquests of freedom and parliamentarism”, states the Prime Minister in his message Kyriakos Mitsotakison the occasion of the 57th anniversary of the junta coup on April 21, 1967.

Mr. Mitsotakis emphasizes that “Greek men and women welcome this year’s anniversary with responsibility, maturity and determination. Protecting the Republic from its new enemies, who besiege it with lies and demagoguery. Overcoming the weaknesses of Postcolonialism. Steadily stepping on the path of Europe and progress”.

“Nowadays, we respond to the past with work and result in the bets of the time. With levees in global accuracy. Permanent increases in income. Defense of the homeland. Strong national voice abroad. And continuous effort for a better everyday life in Health, Education and our State”, he added.

“We are moving forward with confidence so that we can quickly get even closer to Europe!”, concludes the Prime Minister in his statement.