This was stated by the head of the department for the protection of citizens. K.O. SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance, Christos Spirtzes.

“Now we all know that the ND harbors the far right. The fact that Mr. Theodorikakos has repeatedly confirmed to us that the law of Mitsotakis prohibiting gatherings and the law on the university police are also in force and observed.

That far-right elements within ELAS have been tolerated since the first day of the state’s rule is also confirmed by what happened during the Mitsotakis years.

That Golden Dawn offices operate in many Greek cities, and Nazi symbols, banners and signs of a criminal organization are still there, as in a provocative form, next to the Courts, every citizen sees at the entrance to Thessaloniki, maybe someone will find outside.

That they released Kasidiaris from prison so that he too would broadcast, campaign and organize a party to participate in the elections.

But the fact that a few days after the propaganda project of the alleged Law prohibiting the participation of the Golden Dawn and the Kasidiaris party, they gave permission for the gathering of the Nazi criminal organization Golden Dawn in the center of Athens proves it all.

This proves that the ND slipped dangerously…

The practices of monitoring, repression, serving specific interests come and are consistent with the perception of ultra-right practices and tolerance not only for ultra-right politicians and practitioners, but also with the tolerance of a common perception on a variety of issues from the ultra-right and with their tolerance for the actions of even the criminal Nazi organization Golden Dawn “.

Apparently, the Mitsotakis Law, which bans gatherings, only applies to young people, students, and any group of citizens who disagree with the ND and its ruthless anti-social policies.

Mr. Mitsotakis, Mr. Theodorikakos, CONGRATULATIONS… both for the tolerance and for the “patriotic” bathing of the criminal Nazis.

The only result of your anti-democratic descent can be the reaction of the Greek people to the elections.”