The line, which, on the orders of Kyriakos Mitsotakis follow up adopted in Kumundura, day by day raising their voices against government. SYRIZA argues that the prime minister does not have democratic legitimacy to remain in office, while Nasos Iliopoulos on radio station 9.84 repeats that in the next parliament it will be preliminary investigation investigate all responsibilities associated with the case.

“The government has yet to answer key questions, such as what is the relationship of Mr. Dimitriadis, Mr. Mitsotakis’ nephew and until recently the prime minister’s general secretary, with the owners of Intellexa, the company that sells Predator. Why are the accounts of this company not opened?” stressed the spokesman for SYRIZA.

In this climate, they decided not to let anything fall. Yesterday they demanded the impeachment of the ND deputy. Haralambou Athanasiou, who, they report, “stated that surveillance of Muslim Greek MPs was justified on grounds of national security.”

In the official opposition, they do not intend to leave behind any of the open fronts with the government and get involved, as they claim, in unambiguous criticism of the monitoring of the EMP. The pressure will be multifaceted where Maximos hurts. The issue of accuracy will always come first.

TEF

In connection with TIF, department heads and especially financial staff are feverishly preparing a program that will be presented by Alexis Tsipras. Members of the Political Secretariat, Executive Directorate and Political Planning bodies are on the open line and all of them are expected to return to their offices from next Tuesday.

The party will focus on solutions that can be given to the most basic needs of society (energy, fuel, food), where the price hike is huge. Sharp criticism will also be directed at the Recovery Fund’s money management, as SYRIZA constantly reiterates the need for a committee to audit its resources. And in a pandemic, SYRIZA is expected to return. Andreas Xanthos’s intervention during the week was typical, as he stated that “we need better epidemiological surveillance based on reliable data, measures to control the spread and support for the National Health Service, which is already under pressure, and not complacency and criminally irresponsible inaction “.