SYRIZA: Mitsotakis makes use of the fence in Evros – 2024-05-17 17:05:18

With a harsh announcement, he feedback on the “hypocrisy” as he characterizes it as “a go to to Evros with which Mr. Mitsotakis selected to start out his election marketing campaign”.

He accuses the prime minister of “making an attempt to straddle the fence” and provides: “He did it, in a vulgar and cynical method, only a month after the crime in Tempe, when he visited the world to alter the agenda. He does it at present as properly, referring once more to the occasions of 2020. Within the run-up to the elections, he tries to “caress” the far-right instincts of a portion of his voters, with a purpose to keep away from discussing the actual issues of the folks of Thrace, some of the uncared for areas of our nation for the reason that ND authorities”.

Persevering with the criticism of SYRIZA refers back to the Prime Minister’s assembly with Tayyip Erdoğan: “Mr. Mitsotakis insisted on triumphalism for his perspective on the assembly with Mr. Erdoğan yesterday, regardless that the Turkish president defiantly repeated the Turkish minority and appeared as a custodian of cultural heritage, in in relation to the conversion of the Monastery of Chora right into a mosque. Whereas Mr. Mitsotakisawkward and embarrassed, reacted tepidly to each points and made no point out of Greece’s variations with its neighbor relating to the EEZ and the Ice Shelf”.

He additionally feedback on what Mr. Mitsotakis stated about financial coverage, saying: “He had the audacity to confer with the Restoration Fund when, in accordance with information from the Ministry of Financial system and Finance, solely 0.02% of small and medium-sized enterprises have been strengthened by the Restoration Fund (!), below the accountability of the federal government of ND. He repeated the well-known sweet about “cash timber” of the opposition as a result of he doesn’t need and can’t oppose the proposals of SYRIZA – PS, such because the extraordinary taxation of 90% of the excess income of the banks”.

In closing, he argues: “However we do not have many calls for from the prime minister who celebrates the ‘armored’ Greek financial system, at a time when inflation reached 3.1% final month, with meals costs galloping at a price of 5.4% . The “armored” Greece of Mr. Mitsotakis is among the most costly nations in Europe, with the consequence that enormous sections of society can not make ends meet.

If Mr. Mitsotakis finds us in settlement on something, it’s that within the essential poll field of June 9, the residents should and may give ‘solutions’: to the callousness, the vanity, the anti-social insurance policies of him and his authorities”.