The usual hiking excursion was on the first day of a two-day visit Mitsotakis in Achaiastarting from a stop at Saint nearly 30,000 inhabitants. The Prime Minister, with a “good morning” visit, referred to the upcoming national elections and electoral dilemmas.

“The dilemma is, should we keep moving forward or go back? Will we continue on the path of growth that creates jobs, raises incomes of citizens, attracts investment, or will we return to the times we want to forget forever: referendums, closed banks, pensioners crying at the ATM … “. Among the pre-election dilemmas of the prime minister are national the issues were also particularly important, especially in what Mr. Tsipras recently said about the termination of the agreements with France.

“We will continue our efforts to protect the defense of the country or start saying in the air that we will cancel the Greco-French agreement and not get the Rafal and Belharra, as was recently reported by the leader of the official opposition…” he said and added: “And, Finally, which faction and leader is best suited to keep the country at the helm during these turbulent times? OUR New Democracy as well as Kyriakos Mitsotakis or about SYRIZA as well as Alexis Tsipras?

“You will hear me not talking about dual elections, but about national elections,” said the prime minister, who is visiting Achaia.

What did he say about wiretapping?

As has become clear over the previous period, the government’s goal is to focus on government work, leaving as far as possible the problem of wiretapping. In this context, Mr. Mitsotakis from Achaia mentioned a number of her initiatives. Later in his evening speech, the Prime Minister also mentioned wiretapping. “Some deliberately,” he said, “distributed the slogans “and-lovers of pedophiles,” now they themselves have found refuge in wiretapping. That they want to convince us that I had no other job than to listen to my ministers and secretaries? They claim that the predator allegedly saved the family of K. Pierrakakis in Mati,” he said, adding that “even during Mr. Tsipras’ vacation, he was followed. As if some unknown circles forced him to fly while the ashes in the Eye were still warm. The ludicrous and the vulgar have many faces” and concluded that “Soon SYRIZA will again learn the lesson that she cannot engage in fraud.”

After that, Mr. Mitsotakis referred to the first and second votes, sending a message against the unequal vote: “You won’t hear me talking about dual elections, but about national elections. The country does not need vague voices or fuzzy messages,” he said, concluding that “government decisions should not get lost in the aisles.”