New political landscape with PASOK in a leading role, the chairman of the party described as the problem of the upcoming elections, Nikos Androulakis, speaking yesterday before a parliamentary group. Mr. Androulakis asked for the support of the citizens, a strong popular mandate, which he called a condition for his appearance. government from the first Sunday “on the basis of a program agreement, and not to make party supporters feel comfortable in their seats of power.”

Harilaou Trikoupi tries to run ahead and asks the two main parties what they have asked PASOK so far: to say how they will act immediately after the elections, not in general and vague terms, but with an agreement on specific coincidences in the government program. The main purpose of what Mr. Androulakis said yesterday is to deprive political opponents of the argument that PASOK’s position avoids taking a position and thereby reinforces the possibility of a lack of government. Harilaou Trikoupi answers the question and invites others to take a stand and make major political decisions in advance.

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“Some people want to blame all political scandals on the political field, but reality refutes them,” Mr. Androulakis said of the Kailis case.

Responding to attacks on the party after the exposure of the scandal involving it Eva KylieMr. Androulakis included Mr. Kyriakos Mitsotakis as well as Alexis Tsipras, stating that “as long as SYRIZA remains in official opposition, the ND will remain in power.” He even called President SYRIZA “Mr. Mitsotakis’s best client in a long time” because, he added, “the bogeyman of his bitter government is in the hands of the ND. how frightening. So that citizens do not evaluate the current government through a real alternative, as expected. What is the real alternative? According to Mr. Androulakis, the program presented by PASOK last Sunday and based on which he asked citizens to strengthen PASOK so that it becomes a real electoral regulator and sets its own conditions.

Of course, the PASOK president also mentioned Kylie’s case, placing it in a broader context that is not limited to PASOK and talking about “a new crisis of confidence in the political system and confidence in politics.” As such, he characterized the Kailis case as “this week’s episode” to then refer to the Patsis case, the surveillance scandal, Maria Spirakis, as well as two ministers of the SYRIZA-ANEL government, who he says are before him by the Special Court. apparently referring to Mr. Nikos Pappa and Dimitris Papagelopoulos.

“Some want to blame all political scandals on the political sphere inside and outside of Greece. But the reality refutes them,” emphasized President PASOK, who, with his references to N.D. and SYRIZA, wanted to demonstrate that the problem of corruption and lack of trust in the political system knows no party boundaries.