“A positive vote and an extension of the mandate,” described the minister of state and government spokesman, Akis Shertsos election result and emphasis victory of the new democracy.

In particular, in an interview with ERT, Mr. Schertzos said that “telephone conversations with other political leaders have already taken place, and the results they don’t leave much room for search order cycles“.

He then stated that the presidential decree sets a specific date for the establishment of the new parliament and that “we must see if we can move the date earlier in accordance with the instructions given by the Constitution.”

On whether a June 25 date is possible for a second election, he replied that “we are looking to see if we can speed up the second election” indicating that these answers will be available during the day.

On the question of whether Kyriakos Mitsotakis will issue today the investigative mandate he is expected to receive, Mr. Schertzos replied in the affirmative. “Yesterday there were some conversations with the two leaders of PASOK and SYRIZA, and I don’t know if they will be repeated today,” he said.

“Society has shown that it wants government as soon as possible. We have many external challenges. A lot of unfinished business is open, and we do not need to waste time,” he added.

Mr. Schertzos mentioned, among other things, that in the New Democracy “we have managed to cope with historically unprecedented crises”, saying that people voted positively.

Source: ERT