AT Parliamentary Institutions and Transparency Committee will, as everyone can see, any information about her case monitoring mobile phone of the President PASOK – KINAL Nikos Androulakis. Yesterday, Mr. Androulakis’ information was at the center of a bitter confrontation between the government and Harilaou Trikoupis. Government sources attribute minor political gains to the president. PASOK – KINAL and trying to keep the issue in the news with daily statements so that his party would benefit, and Harilaou Trikoupi to respond by leaving clues for an attempt to cover up and the government’s hypocritical call for “everything in the light”. . In fact, in a particularly scathing statement addressed to Mr. Mitsotakis, Mr. Androulakis concludes that “today this proud faction, together with the majority of the country’s democratic world, is showing you the door to exit power.”

All previous days the government had monotonously repeated that Mr. Androulakis, although he had been officially summoned George Herapetritis for the sake of the meeting, he refused to answer, as he refused to meet with the new commander of the EMP, who could inform him.

This constant criticism of Mr. Androulakis’s attitude, as well as reports the day before yesterday about the possibility of destroying EYP records in the case, since there is a corresponding provision when there is no result from any connection, provoked the reaction of Mr. Androulakis yesterday, who attacked the government, accusing him of hiding and semi-state methods. The chairman of PASOK-KINAL wanted to broaden the issue of monitoring, as, according to him, the whole party is actually being monitored on his phone, since he spoke during the disputed period, given the intra-party preliminary preparation. electoral process, with a number of leaders. And he attributed to the government an attempt to convict him, because, according to him, “they insist that it is my fault that I do not go and do not get informed.” He personally attacked the prime minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis for the manipulations that have been carried out from the beginning of the case to the present day, in conclusion to clarify that he is not going to enter into an oral discussion with the EEM authorities, characterizing it as non-departmental. He also added that he did not trust ministers “who claim that I am not cooperating and at the same time claim that my surveillance file could have been destroyed.” Mr. Androulakis demanded that the entire file be forwarded to the Committee on Institutions and Transparency and that the Office of Confidentiality of Communications and the Office of Personal Data Protection be formally informed of the reasons for the monitoring.

The government accuses the chairman of PASOK-KINALA of petty political expediency, saying that “today this proud faction is showing you the door to exit power.”

Mr Economou

Government spokesman Yiannis Oikonomou, in his response to Mr. Androulakis, insisted that the government was absolutely institutionally trying, through Mr. Gerapetritis, to contact Mr. Androulakis to be informed by the EMP commander, which PASOK-KINAL President denies. “The government will not continue this fruitless exchange of statements. The continuation will be given, as already announced, in Parliament.”

Government sources said, however, that the parliamentary information process through the convening of the Committee on Institutions and Transparency is understood to be governed by a certain structure and covered by confidentiality procedures that bind the persons who will be invited to it, as well as the participants. It is significant that during the recent presence on the Commission of the previous head of the EMR, Panagiotis Kontoleontos, there was an appeal to confidentiality in questions about specific cases.

At the request of Mr. Androulakis, SYRIZA President Alexis Tsipras was called in and described referring the case to the Committee on Institutions and Transparency as “a self-evident democratic commitment of the government.” He also asked for an amendment to be removed to prevent the AIAEA from informing those under surveillance.