“Neither fire, nor storm, nor fire there was“, Commented by talking to SKAI or Anna Diamantopoulou regarding her in question in question from Kilkis that the PASOK “It should not become Karystianou or Konstantopoulou” As he said, “The intra -party problems – which always exist in all parties – are rains that come, pass and have their basis.”

“Conflicts sometimes bring positive results or mobilize situations, giving the creative discussions many times. It is neither a disaster, nor is it a fire, nor is it the problem of the country by the PASOK intra -party. To do it too clean, there is complete respect – and I would say no Greeks are excluded from this respect – about what those people who lost their children in Tempi, and Mrs Karystianou and all the parents. I don’t think there is a Greek who does not bend the head in front of this pain, ” Mrs Diamantopoulou explained.

“What I said is exactly that on the one hand there is respect for the pain of these people and the mother who is currently representing a struggle for truth and justice. But it is another thing for a protest movement and another thing a party behind it, experience and wants to rule the country. I think PASOK sees it absolutely this difference and if you see the announcements, there was no differentiation in this. “

‘A number of acts lead 70% of the people to the word concealment’

Referred to in the tragedy of the Temps and to Panos RucciPASOK’s responsible planning policy underlined:

“The fact that there is a father who has lost his child at the moment and is on a hunger strike, is the result of the unproduction of institutions for a long time. We have the conflict of two train, which behind it has the whole problem of the operation of the State and the client state, but also to manage the accident where the basic rules are not respected. We have a number of actions that lead the Greek people to say 70% of the word “concealment”. “

“So when we have the whole society to say that there is a concealment, how will parents, who, of course live in a different reality? If justice does not give the answer, we collapse as democracy. Of course the trial must begin, but justice must take into account – and I think it does – all the flexibility and sensitivity it has, so that there is no sense that something is hidden. “