By Antonis Anzoletou

Can her parties oppositionwith the first PASOKto follow an autonomous course, however the pressing towards the government it will in many cases have common characteristics and a starting point.

The goal is one and let’s not confess to each other: h New Republic not to re-enter the path of self-reliance. They estimate that after the European elections this is very difficult despite the fact that an attempt was made by the prime minister in the budget, through some benefits, to recover.

Apart from the election of the President of the Republic, there are a number of issues that the opposition as a whole will put pressure on the government inside and outside Parliament.

OR everyday lifeh economyh accuracy in the market, the workingh health and the constitutional revision are the key issues on which voices will skyrocket. Both to the prime minister and to the heads of the portfolios.

After all, they are waiting to see if he will move on soon Kyriakos Mitsotakis in some reshuffle, in order to “refresh” the government structure which, according to executives and parliamentarians, shows fatigue after almost seven years in power.

Opposition pressure is not about rallying opposition forces, which is very difficult to achieve..

They are getting ready amendments to be submitted for a series of issues that touch the everyday lives of citizens, while PASOK has already come in forcefully with a question to the prime minister on agricultural issues. It is expected to be answered after the Lights and maybe it will be the first conflict at the level of leaders in 2025. SYRIZA will move accordingly with Sokratis Famellos trying to show that his party remains the power of the official opposition.

The Pleisi Eleftherias wants to maintain the increase it is showing, the KKE wants to move to double digits, while the New Left wants to pass the 3% threshold. Pressure on the right of New Democracy will continue to be exerted in a more resounding way by Kyriakos Velopoulos.

There may not be any prospect of agreement, however it is clear that strengthening the percentages of the opposition parties with a corresponding image of stagnation from the government will be a resounding message to the majority. At the moment, the parliamentary forces of the center-left, except for the KKE (PASOK, SYRIZA, Pleussi Eleftherias, New Left) gather together a polling percentage of more than 30%.