By Antonis Anzoletou

Nikos Androulakis gave a “rehearsal” of opposition officer yesterday in the Parliament and in PASOK they show that they are preparing to wear the new “suit” of the fourth state factor.

The party’s amendment for the inclusion of doctors and nurses in the heavy and unhealthy categories monopolized the interest in the Plenary with the prime minister raising his voice by equating PASOK with SYRIZA.

The “thermometer” would have risen even more if Nikos Androulakis had been in the room at that time and had not answered in the late afternoon. Kyriakos Mitsotakis once again recognized him as his main opponent.

In Harilaou Trikoupi they choose to keep a high tone only towards the government.

They do not intervene for any reason in the internal parties of Koumoundourou nor do they seem impatient for what is fatally coming. After all, they consider what is happening in SYRIZA extremely toxic. The priority for them is to establish themselves as a strong political force in the consciousness of the citizens.

They do not comment on information that wants independent MPs to move towards the “green seats” such as Michalis Khourdakis (from Pleussi Eleftherias) or Baran Burhan who was excluded from K.O. of PASOK last year in April until the full clarification of the court case pending against him.

At Harilaou Trikoupi they will not say no to whatever comes up and raises their shares, however they have no reason to rush. Time in this period is on their side. They are on the rise in the polls and are no longer worried about where SYRIZA is.

The reorganization of the party is the primary objective. Certain conclusions cannot yet be drawn. In order to shape the new political scene, a series of events will have to be completed in the next period.

SYRIZA has shown its new leadership, the party of Stefanos Kasselakis has been formed and the budget battle has been completed. What does this mean?

How from the new year the polls will be able to capture the new political geography, as well as any changes – movements will have been completed in the Parliament. New Democracy cannot be left out of the “equation”, since everyone is waiting to see if the ruling party will begin to recover by approaching the electoral percentages of 2023. If this happens, the debate, but also the “murmurs” in the space of the center-left will start again about how necessary it is to form a front against the current majority.