Alekos Alavanos launched a harsh attack on his personal successor, the man who chose to support SYRIZA’s presidency in October 2009, Alexis Tsipras, a few minutes after the announcement of the resignation of the former prime minister from his parliamentary status.

Speaking on Open television, the former coalition president argued that Tsipras It has nothing to do with the left, center -left or center. Even focused on his criticism of the fact that “SYRIZA brought the memorandums that led the country to a very difficult position, on a downward course“

After being asked to comment on the possibility of creating a new party by Alexis Tsipras, Alavanos He characteristically stated: ‘People like that should kneel in front of a despot and apologize for what they did at the expense of Greece“

Continuing in the same caustic tone, he stressed that “today they are trying to appear as saviors of the country, even presenting their resignation as a great sacrifice, but the current situation is the result of their sin.

In response to the journalist’s note that he may be too strict with Tsipras, Alavanos stressed that in cases such as the memorandums, the politicians “They should apologize to the people and the homeland and not play games for who will go up on a taller chair“

He was also acute for the current president of SYRIZA, Socrates Famello, saying that his presence offers nothing different and is part of the general policy of leadership, without providing an alternative.

Sketching today’s political landscape, Alavanos pointed out that There is no real alternative or integrated program in the House that gives the country impetus. But he distinguished Zoe Konstantopoulou as a distinct presence, pointing out that it has a dynamic but should present an integrated action plan.