Additional provision on Kasidiari partywhich is due to be presented to Parliament today, aims to cover up the judicial crisis, amplify it and ensure that it cannot be questioned, stressed the Minister of the Interior. Makis Voridis.

During the discussion in the competent parliamentary committee of the draft law on local authorities, and in view of the introduction of an additional provision to exclude from the elections persons convicted of leadership in a criminal organization, Makis Voridis emphasized what the government wants to do now is to “strengthen the judicial decision, protect it and make it stronger so that this judgment has no room for doubt as to where it ends.” “We don’t prejudge or know what Areios Pagos will say and we haven’t spoken to anyone or anything like that. We just want him to be strong so that there is no room for doubt. That is why, in this direction, the strengthening of the judicial crisis will be a manifestation of our complementary intervention in the situation that has been established,” he added.

Clarifying the intention of the government, the Minister of the Interior noted that: “We consider it unthinkable that there is a person convicted of leading a criminal organization who pretends to be a political leader, political leader, political representative, party representative. leader, the clear leader of the party.” “We said that in our order,” Mr. Voridis said, adding that “because he treats the debate as if someone expects that this legislative will of ours, expressed as it is, is not will succeed.” after all, he wants the Kasidiari party to come down and boldly tell us whatever arguments he has as a result.” “I have no objection. We say what we want. We say that it is unthinkable. And we have developed specific legislation, and we have reached a basis that we have come to after much thought, after much suffering and after a lot of analysis of the data series. Obviously that in the constitutional debate everyone has their own opinion,” he concluded.

Source: APE/MEB