“Absolutely no exchange, no bargaining. The government is a government of values ​​and it is not going to make any concessions,” said Minister of State for Transport and Infrastructure, Giorgos Herapetritis, in his statements from Heraklion, where he is present for the official presentation of the ND bulletins. .

Mr. Gerapetritis, when asked by journalists about the resigned vice-president of the Supreme Court, Christos Tzanerikos, in particular, said: “Of course, I had extensive consultations with the leadership of the Supreme Court, as well as with the chairman and vice-president. , Mr. Tzanerikos, however, in the context of the provisions and in terms of procedural issues, there was absolutely no discussion of those that are mentioned.” He added that it is important for the country “to be able to continue its democratic path, and formations that are anti-democratic, fascist should stay away from the political scene, and this should be the goal of all of us.”

Earlier in the morning, Mr. Herapetritis held a meeting with the Mayor of Heraklion and the Governor of the region, which focused on the development of major projects on the island, which he said will “change Crete for the next decades” and that this infrastructure “will improve the island so that it could be a cultural product not only for tourism, but mainly for the daily lives of the people it serves.”

Yesterday, Mr. Gerapetritis had contacts at the Research Technology Foundation, which, he stressed, “highlights the extroversion of the Greek university and the research community.”

Regarding the vote for the “New Democracy” in Heraklion, he stressed that this is a vote for renewal, in which young people, coming from society, have appeared through their trial work, a representative vote, because it highlights all layers, all professional prerequisites with significant participation of women” and that “this vote will give good results for Crete, New Democracy, and also for the country in terms of training of political personnel”.

Source: RES-IPE