Government reaction after letter from Rammos per investments.

government representative, Yannis Oikonomou, made a lengthy announcement in which, among other things, referring to Chr. Rammo, says that ” what the head of ADAE has been doing for a long time is a serious mistake. institutional and political. Our silence all this time was not a weakness, but an attitude of responsibility towards what ADAE should have been.”

Democracy is strong when everyone respects the Constitution and laws. Greece is a democratic state ruled by law, and no one can be above the laws, and no one has the right to interpret them at their discretion.

As for her election of ADAE President turn her body independence, which he leads, strange privileged relationship with SYRIZA and Friits chairman they’ve been around for a long time multiple readings.

• In violation of a clear provision of the law, he asked mobile operators to check whether privacy data was deleted, although ADAE keeps the full package of prosecutor’s orders on its files and can do a simple cross-check. The motive was obviously to impress, and SYRIZA warmly welcomed his act. In fact, the opinion of the Prosecutor of the Supreme Court was defiantly ignored, even though the Constitution generally subordinates the administration to the judicial function.

• In addition, beyond the authority and contrary to a clear constitutional provision, a petition was sent to the parliamentary commission for the head of the Anti-Corruption Commission to appear on his own initiative. SYRIZA immediately took the initiative.

• Faced with a clear legal mess, the head was forced to surrender.

• In violation of any concept of collective functioning, the ADAE plenary meeting was systematically ignored. There was no decision of the body, but only the judgment of its head.

• Although requests were made to Parliament, there was frequent communication with officials and the SYRIZA leader, “testimonies” in European institutions and articles, communication with the Prime Minister was never requested for nearly four years. Isn’t it normal if someone considers – if he thought there was – a question of violating the constitution, to include the prime minister among his interlocutors in order to make it public?

• In the context of the above “activism“, was chosen precisely during this period to change the interpretation that ADAE gave to the law, which had been in force for twenty years, and concerned the information of parliament and party leaders. Although the interpretation given by Mr. Rammos himself was to inform parliament only about statistics , he suddenly goes to a completely opposite interpretation, personalizing the information. dreams of becoming a politician in the sensitive period.

Yesterday, mister President of SYRIZA announced his meeting today with the President of the Republic. Only it’s nothing more. Miraculously, this morning, around 10 o’clock, the meeting of Mr. Tsipras and Mr. Rammos is announced. After their meeting, Mr. Tsipras holds one envelope. The contents of the file are declared quickly and rather randomly, where information about polluting networks. Eventually, much later, he receives a letter from Mr. Rammos and the Prime Minister.

Finally, what the head of ADAE has been doing for a long time is a serious mistake. institutional and political.

Our silence all this time was not a manifestation of weakness, but an attitude of responsibility towards what the ADAE should have been: a truly independent power that would act within the framework defined by the Constitution.

Today, however, all doubts have disappeared.

This is for Mr. Rammos, for me. events and time sequence. Mr Tsipras, as the official leader of the opposition and former prime minister, needs to rethink his public responsibilities.

Finally, Mr. Tsipras’ biggest problem will be, use of illegally extracted data what Mr. Rammos took on him, yes involve the President of the Republic in terms of serving party receptions.

A government that absolutely respects the Constitution and laws and has complete confidence in the work of the independent Greek judiciary, speaking clearly from the first moment about the case of communication, guarantees both the disclosure of the full truth and political normality.

Tsipras: PM should resign

“The prime minister for eavesdropping, sabotage and concealment should resign,” Mr. Tsipras said in statements after meeting with the president of the republic.

In particular, the Chairman of the Official Opposition stated: “I visited the PJD to express my disgust at the blatant violation of the rule of law, this unprecedented democratic diversion by a really dirty network, a criminal network that operated in the Maximos Palace, which was led by the Prime Minister himself. And now we are not talking on the basis of some conjectures or on the basis of some publications.

We are now talking about the evidence collected by the Constitutionally Authorized Body for Ensuring the Secrecy of Communications in the course of inspections carried out by it in relation to telecommunications service providers. And, unfortunately, this evidence confirms our worst fears: the EMP, under the leadership of Mr. Mitsotakis, under the guise of National Security and with consistent provisions signed by the competent prosecutor, Ms. Vlaho, violated the confidentiality of communications and appropriated the telephone conversations of politicians. , parliamentarians, MEPs, ministers, soldiers, journalists and even the leadership of the Armed Forces.

This democratic deviation in a country, in a state governed by the rule of law, in a privileged state, cannot go unnoticed. The prime minister of eavesdropping, sabotage and cover-up must, in any case, assume his inherent political duties and must do what any other prime minister in a European country, in a European constitutional state, would do: resign. The rest we will discuss in detail in Parliament. I want to end with an optimistic message: the light of truth has already overcome the darkness of concealment. I am confident that democracy and justice will triumph in our country.”

G. Economou: Let Mr. Tsipras dare to vote no confidence in the government

Government spokesman Yannis Oikonomou reacted to the statements of the official leader of the opposition.

“With today’s delirium of Mr. Tsipras outside the Presidential Palace, planning that had been going on for several months has been completed. With material that the dirty networks have long held, they are jumping to unsubstantiated, far-fetched and completely wrong conclusions,” Mr. Oikonomou said in a statement.

And he points out: “But many words are poverty. Let him dare to express a vote of no confidence in the government. We will discuss everything there. Everybody! What Greece was like with Mr Tsipras as prime minister and how things stand today. The rule of law, which at one time was left in the hands of witnesses such as “Maximo Sarafi”, who was arrested today for fraud. Statements about bags of money that ended up in the treasury of SYRIZA. A2 and Cyprus offshore. The suffering of the supposedly deceased Mary. All this and more. So we’re waiting.”