“It is logical not to understand that a democracy with the distinction of powers is prohibited to intervene in the Justice, the prime minister who, as his own Minister Stavros Kontoni had stated, operated in his days.” With this phrase the government spokesman Paul Marinakis responded to his intervention Alexis Tsipras in which the former prime minister expressed his support for the request of the victims of the victims of Tempswhile leaving spikes for justice and handling of the government.

“No matter how humanly we are next to a father who has experienced absolute pain, at the institutional level we are forbidden to intervene in justice. We must not put water in our wine for respect for institutions. This does not make us less people, but more consistent in our role as long as we have him“, Mr. Marinakis added on the subject.

The whole statement by Alexis Tsipras:

“If for society the truth about the crime of Tempi is a pandemic requirement, for tragic parents it is an self -evident right.

The ban on exhumation of their children in order to conduct research, on the subject, is another attempt to be buried in the truth.

Panos Routsi’s request is fair and must be satisfied before we find new tragedies.

The refusal of justice and the legalist excuses of its leadership simply confirm the unprecedented deficit confidence that Greek society has towards it.

And the extreme hypocrisy of a government that has committed a host of interventions, and in the Tempe case, now invoking the independence of justice, is in itself a loud intervention, but in the opposite direction.

And the responsibility is solely burdened by the prime minister. ”