Yesterday in the counterattack Kyriakos Mitsotakis during his heavily campaign-oriented speech in Political Committee of the Partylaunched a violent attack on SYRIZA, but referred to the centers, which, as he hinted, want weaker prime ministers. On SYRIZA, Mr. Mitsotakis raised his voice noticeably, noting that “the opposition is ‘sowing division with dirt and threats’ and ‘the ‘us or them’ slogan is coming back to life and is now addressed to everyone.” In essence, he accused the official opposition of playing with national issues, and “the policy of ‘yes, but’ SYRIZA is not an awkward position, but a conscious national decline.” In this context, the Prime Minister repeated that “Mr. Erdogan does not hide that he would prefer Mr. Tsipras to him,” but “he has me.” On the issue of wiretapping, the Prime Minister, after describing SYRIZA as a “patchwork quilt that feeds on suffering”, accused her of “deliberate misrepresentation”. legitimate investments body of state security malware that anyone can use” and tries to convince “for what? That I have no other business but to listen to my ministers, their wives? My secretary? Actors? Not even my political opponents?”, and concluded that “the case is in the court, which will do whatever is necessary to clarify it completely so that there are no shadows”, adding that “there is no other refuge in democracies than the Court”.

Elsewhere in his speech, Mr. Mitsotakis noted that “the country’s drastic modernization has disturbed many, and the country’s collective dynamics have been robbed of power by private interests that used to influence its course outside of institutions,” adding that “these centers would very much like to see they were pressured by the prime minister and the anchor government. Some are already showing us their teeth. We New Democrats don’t chew.” He detailed the government’s accomplishments in many areas of government work and concluded that “I am the elected prime minister and accountable only to the people.”

Appeal to P.E. N.D. he accused SYRIZA of “dirt and threats” while he spoke of “centers that would like a pressurized prime minister and a fixed government.”

Mr. Mitsotakis concluded his speech by also referring to the upcoming elections, which, he reiterated, would take place in 2023. Emphasizing that we are entering the home stretch, he expressed confidence that the citizens will “block the road to the second time in a disaster” and for the second time giving a firm command for constancy, consistency and continuity.” Describing the next election as “one of the most critical in the post-war period,” the prime minister asked for weight to be given to the first ballots, which he said would carry “the weight of the final.” “The Central Election Dilemma: Will We Go Forward or Will We Go Back?” – he said, adding that citizens will be asked to answer the question: “Who is able to effectively manage crises, protect the motherland, develop the economy and support society?” Kyriakos Mitsotakis or Alexis Tsipras?

At the end, the prime minister opened the pre-election period by saying that “we are celebrating N.’s 48th birthday by raising the glove to the challenge” and “opening our foray into society. We come from far and we go far. I want you to be by my side for a country, a democracy, a faction.”