By Gifts Antoniou

“The Tempi It’s not, we can’t forget them, ”the prime minister said yesterday, Kyriakos Mitsotakisin his established weekly message, to add that “at the same time, we will continue our government work, such as our debt.” These reports determine the framework within which the government will move in the coming period. On the one hand, it is assumed that the pressure from the Tempi case will not retreat, as developments are expected both in the judiciary, where the investigation of the investigator continues and at the political level, as the pre -trial committee for him Christos Triantopoulos In the near future.

The prime minister, in his statement, wanted to make it clear that the government would not underestimate the issue, which showed two years after the railway tragedy, that it has enormous dynamics and had a great impact on the social basis. After all, the influence of the Temps is expected to be reflected on the changes in the government, which are placed at the latest by the end of the week.

At the same time, however, the government will seek to leave a one -way current, which proves to be extremely fluorescent and does not allow any other issues to arise. Thus, even initiatives or positive steps taken in the field of politics, seem to disappear from the overwhelming superiority of the Tempe issue, which gains the attention and interest of public opinion more than anything else. The question is, of course, whether the social mobilization of Tempi is closely concerned with the issue of the performance of justice and the demand for safe rail transport, fields in which the government focuses their reading, or if it is the reason for their discontent to express their dissatisfaction.

The fact is that the government pressure reflected for the government should somehow respond before it is consolidated. Reformation, initiatives and presentation of interventions at the level of policy and institutional reconstitution, such as those announced by the prime minister by closing the speech on the proposal of mistrust on Friday night, are moves in this direction.

Of course, the government knows that the opposition’s case will continue to be used by the opposition. The setting up of the pre -trial committee these days helps to maintain the issue in the political topic, and it is assumed that opposition parties are closely monitoring the course of judicial investigation and are on alert to exploit anything to press the government, such as, for example, some new evidence.

Today the government is expected to complete the planning for MPs who will be involved in the ND pre -trial committee, 14 of the 27 members of the Commission.

The prime minister will today have the last of his established monthly meetings with the outgoing President of the Republic, Katerina Sakellaropoulouas the President of the Republic is vowed on Thursday Costas Tasoulas.