The deputy minister under the Prime Minister, George Mylonakis, called for the PASOK – Movement for Change.

Announcement by the party’s press office cited statements by independent MP Marios Salma, according to which Mr Mylonakis called MP Christos Boukoros and informed him that he could not enter the government because it is included in the raids.

As an additional reason for Mr Mylonakis’ dismissal, the PASOK-Motion of Change mentions the testimony of former OPEKEPE President Nikos Salata to the Inquiry Committee, according to which Mr Mylonakis fired him.

“Mr Mitsotakis must immediately dismiss Mr Mylonakis and the government majority to accept PASOK’s request to summon the deputy minister as a witness to the examination committee”Harilaou Trikoupi stresses in her announcement.

In particular, he notes that “Last night, the independent MP and former New Democracy member Marios Salmas said in an interview with Kontra’s report that New Democracy MP Christos Boukoros had been confessed to him in September 2024. Ministers because it is included in the drafts. “

He adds that “after this revelation and the recent statements by former OPEKEPE President Mr. Salata that Mr Mylonakis has fired him, the Deputy Minister’s decisive role in the OPEKEPE case is obviously becoming obvious, as the fact that he was” aware of them “.

“It is now clear that the prime minister was aware of a long time ago, even though they were pretending to be a host and downgraded the corruption scandal as” some shadows “when the PASOK president controlled him. The hideout is over. The government owes immediate answers to the deputy minister’s moves. Did he “voluntarily” act when he informed Mr Boukoros and possibly others involved in the prime minister’s knowledge or knowledge? In any case, Mr Mylonakis cannot remain in the government, “PASOK said in his statement.