With a sharp attack on the prime minister, President PASOK commented in a statement yesterday afternoon on what Mr. Mitsotakis mentioned on the issue of surveillance during a pre-order discussion. “You wanted a PASOK hostage and you failed,” said N. Androulakis and announced that his party would demand that the prime minister “appear before the commission of inquiry to come and answer directly what he avoided in the plenary session , again choosing as a way to avoid a venomous confrontation with Alexis Tsipras.” Earlier it became known that PASOK will demand to transfer to the Committee on Institutions “a complete file with all data and related documents relating to N. Androulakis and which served as the basis for declassifying his messages.”

c.g. Central Committee of the KKE Dim. Koutsoubas from the parliament hall explicitly reaffirmed his position that the investigations should be extended in time to also investigate cases of “collusion” at the call center in Perissos since 2016: “These complaints that start with Tsipras-Kammenou should also examine the period of administration and, of course, to distribute responsibilities,” Mr. Kutsubas characteristically emphasized.

For his part, the head of MERA25, among other things, indicated: “We will ask a commission of inquiry to investigate what EYP has been doing and is doing all these years after 2005 to interfere with the NSA” (US National Security Service). At the same time, his phrase “it’s true, my phone has been tapped since 2015” caused a sensation that the prime minister did not ignore at the time: “You ruled the country,” Mr. Mitsotakis said. .

Androulakis’ intervention in the discussion of leaders. D. Koutsumbas requested an investigation into complaints about surveillance of KKE offices in 2016.

Finally, the president of Hellenic Solution aimed his arrows at both N.D. and SYRIZA and PASOK: “Fifty years you three ruled, and the EMP became a party tool, not a national one,” said Mr. Velopoulos.

Mr Ev. Venizelos, in a written statement, insisted on his views on exempting MEPs and MEPs from EYP monitoring and, among other things, added: “If Mr Mitsotakis really wants some kind of institutional consensus to overcome an unhealthy climate, he must abide by elementary rules of interpretation. Constitution. Otherwise, he will not be able to find a legal basis for regulation that will apply the Constitution and allow himself to shake off the charge that all political figures are threatened by supposedly legitimate “interference” in their telephone conversations.