The government’s intention is to evaluate all proposals to be submitted to the commission of inquiry Androulakis caseand then form the basis for his work EYP, which will support Democracy and the rule of law “without discounting national security”. This was confirmed by Minister of State G. herapetritisintroduced in the bill ratifying the Law on Legislative Content of last Friday, entitled “Urgent Provisions to Strengthen the Integrity of the Operations of the National Intelligence Service (A΄152)”.

Speaking at the relevant meeting of the committee on public administration, public order and justice, which drafted the above bill, Mr. Gerapetritis said that the government was looking forward to creative proposals that would raise real problems and long-standing pathologies in order to restore its prestige. EYP and find “a difficult compromise between protecting rights and ensuring state / national security.”

Mr. Gerapetritis also said legal surveillance is one thing and malware surveillance is another, which he noted is “on the rise” around the world. He even assured, for the adoption of the relevant legislative initiative by this parliament: “We have every chance of having very strict rules that will go as far as a general ban on the sale of these programs so that this gangrene can be eliminated. he said to the specifications.

Spirtzis: The Mitsotakis otaku have played enough with democracy and institutions.

“The otaku of Mitsotakis State have played enough with democracy and institutions. Enough!” said SYRIZA speaker, Chr. We don’t sell signals to the press, we didn’t follow political opponents, we didn’t tear EEM, like you, and the country’s image. Shame on you,” Mr. Spirtzis said, provoking protests from coalition MPs who called on MP SYRIZA to leave.

H. Castanidis: The offender addresses the victim in a prophetic style and speaks of instrumentalization, while he should be silent

For the first time, “the aggressor, in a prophetic style, addresses the victim and speaks of instrumentalization, when he should be silent,” PASOK leader H. Kastanidis said in a statement, referring to – from Thessaloniki – Prime Minister Cyrus Mitsotakis’s criticism of the PASOK leader N. Andrulakis. “Hopefully tomorrow we won’t have to prove that we know more than the government thinks,” Mr. Castanidis said, announcing the vote against the bill.

The bill was also opposed by KKE leader M. Komninaka, who argued that the government, once responsible for the “wireappling scandal”, was repeatedly exposed for the Law on Legislative Content, with which it was “trying to wash away” its duties.

The buyer of Hellenic Solution A. Milonakis demanded the revocation of the law, who spoke about the long-standing scandal with wiretapping, but at the same time restrained himself at the plenary session of parliament.

Finally, MeRA25 buyer M. Apatsidis said that the prime minister’s “everything in the world” immediately turned into “a huge everything in the dark.” Instead of the prime minister taking political responsibility and resigning, he says, he is asking the parties to jointly investigate the causes of EYP while you are caught “in the act.”

Source: APE/MEB