“As prime minister, I will not hide the big picture behind the small one. I will not allow public life to remain in captivity of closed topicality, a long poisonous pre-election period, which, moreover, I have long warned about,” said Kyriakos Mitsotakis, outraged by his yesterday’s speech to the national parliament, indirectly but clearly returning what he said a few months ago. “Toxicity” was also present at the beginning of his speech, when he said that “despite the toxicity, we can achieve convergence”, which was impossible during the debate in Parliament, which took place in very high tones. The prime minister, however, was clear at the end of his speech and at the same time closed the scenarios for early elections, stating that “I will not put this responsibility on me that the Greek people have placed on me” and “at the end in four years we will meet face to face, and the sovereign Greek people will decide who they want to govern over the next four years.” Mr. Mitsotakis bluntly stated that the opposition is demanding elections “under conditions of instability”, not taking into account that the country will enter “a two- to three-month adventure”, also citing the situation with Italy, which is “under attack”. and his bonds are tight.” In fact, he invited Mr. Tsipras to think “what it means to have an interim government, paralyzed, with ministers who don’t know portfolios and have to make decisions to support society.”

“None of our initiatives should undermine the important national work being done by the EYP,” the prime minister said, noting that it should “improve, not hinder, its activities.”

Earlier, expressing a completely different point of view than the opposition, he referred to the work of the EMP, raising a shield of defense in front of the National Intelligence Service. “None of our initiatives should undermine the important national work being done by EYP,” said Kyriakos Mitsotakis, noting that it should “improve, not hinder, its activities. Because it was she who helped us find us ready for the massive immigrant invasion of Evros in 2020.”

Mr. Mitsotakis insisted that the surveillance of Nikos Androulakis was legal but “politically incorrect”, hence “the change of faces in the EYP and the General Assembly followed. prime minister.” The Prime Minister, however, noted that the issue of illegal surveillance is neither relevant, nor simple, nor “non-Greek”, which is proved by “the fact that the European Parliament has created a special committee to control communications and will soon meet exclusively for this issue.”