“The shadow theater we saw in Parliament discredits credible public debate. The country cannot be divided between the state of the nephew, which acted as a proxy, and the state of the neighbor, which was also in the role of proxy, ”said, according to reliable data, Nikos Androulakis at the meeting of the Political Council of PASOK-Movement for Change, which began before noon and ended in the late afternoon.

The President of PASOK-KINAL also emphasized that “the final taste left by the citizens is that everyone is the same. We owe it to the struggle of the next few days to prove that the Democratic Party is something else. Yes, we are something else” and added: “Giorgos Papandreou, Vangelis Venizelos, the late Fofi Jennimata or I could never play these games with EYP and institutions.”

According to the same information, the President of PASOK-Movement for Change, speaking about the upcoming national elections, called on everyone to fight this battle with unanimity and unity, which will give essential content to the autonomous course and the frontal conflict with SYRIZA. and New Democracy.

“We need a fair assessment of the political work of our opponents, just as we want to have a fair assessment of our own political work in the country. Something that New Democracy and SYRIZA are trying to deconstruct in every possible way.

In fact, you saw how easily yesterday the Prime Minister of the country, showing that he had the same nightmares as his father, tried to rewrite history regarding our founder Andreas Papandreou,” Mr Androulakis reportedly said. , emphasizing: “There are no equal distances, except to face the bad texts of the New Democracy and SYRIZA. We say no to blind conflicts. The central issue in this match should be our consistency. We emphasize mitigating social inequalities, a new generation, addressing every mother’s problem, as we recently did with our maternity benefit amendment for the self-employed, strengthening public health and education with a solid primary education. A just ecological transition, energy democracy and the spread of renewable energy in production are the main challenges.”

He also referred to the Greek-Turkish language, where he noted: “Some people told us that we should go on the tile, that Turkey should not arm. To whom; To us, who made the first major written decision to impose an arms embargo on Turkey. Suddenly they are silent about F16. “It’s good,” they say, “to buy from Turkey so as not to get Russian ones.” This is a battle of extreme populism, extreme lies at the expense of truth and the public interest. To wrap up the possible failure of Mr. Mitsotakis in the F16 agreement with Turkey.”