Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis expressed confidence in achieving electoral confidence with a system of enhanced proportional representation in a greeting he addressed to the Greeks of the Diaspora in Brussels this evening at the headquarters of the European People’s Party.

“Stability is essential for the national ship to sail safely in the turbulent waters of the moment,” Kyriakos Mitsotakis stressed, reiterating that “self-reliance does not imply a one-party government in North Dakota, but is a prerequisite.” stability.”

The Prime Minister emphasized that “not a single vote should be wasted so as not to jeopardize everything we have achieved.”

Mr. Mitsotakis mentioned that PASOK-KINAL President Nikos Androulakis, through his recent statements, has shown a desire to become co-ruler of SYRIZA.

“If he wants to follow SYRIZA, he needs to be clear about it and not without enthusiasm,” the prime minister said of Mr. Androulakis.

The Prime Minister did not fail to implicitly but explicitly refer to Cathargate, speaking of sad events and events that affect the credibility of Europe and democracy.

“I hope that this particular case will be resolved soon, because it damages the prestige of Europe, politics and democracy at a time when populism dominates and democracy issues are on the rise,” the prime minister said.

Mr. Mitsotakis attacked the PASOK President without naming him, characteristically saying that trying to blame the PASOK leader against the National Democratic Party betrayed panic and pettiness.

He also blamed Alexis Tsipras, saying that the former prime minister is not offering his country a favor when he defames it, citing President SYRIZA’s statements that “Greece is the main actor in the export of corruption.”

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