Blue party.

A lot of parties took place in Thessaloniki for two days, attended by many “blue” leaders who were involved in public relations. As a result, the city center was indeed filled with factional officials, as, according to party insiders, it was the largest landing in many years. However, the image was spoiled by some leaders – unfortunately even first-class ones – who showed symptoms of … other times, showing up with cigars, expensive cars and huge police convoys, which was not at all pretty for those who saw it.

dangerous driving

Characteristically, on Saturday afternoon, the first-class minister, going to Mitsotaki’s speech, was not at all tactful. His huge retinue rode quickly, “paving the way” through the city and roaring sirens, forcing passers-by to look at the noise with awe.

Show socialists

Now I’m moving on to the purely political, as the Prime Minister has made several important TIF reports that haven’t surfaced. For example, in one of his disgusts, he clearly hinted that socialists have also had a hand in the negative reports in the international press of late. “I will not accept any doubts about the democratic powers of the government from anyone who does so with obvious political motives, whether he is in Greece or outside of it,” he said and added: “Because even outside of Greece there may be forces outside the EPP. hiding and finding the opportunity to create a false image of Greece. Clean.

Discussion Dendia

On Saturday evening, many wondered why Nikos Dendias left the Prime Minister’s speech in the middle. The reality is that at 19:00 the Minister of Foreign Affairs had a meeting with the Emiratis, and he was late in Vellideo. As a result, his seat was taken by Voridis, and where the Minister of the Interior was sitting, was taken by Picilis, who, however, yielded it to the Minister of Foreign Affairs. Despite all this, Dendias did not sit to the end and at some point left.

Karamanlis proposal

Dinner, held on Saturday evening at a fish restaurant in Thessaloniki between Karamanly and Samara, was duly commented on in the capital. The meeting took place at the suggestion of Kostas Karamanlis to Messenios, and was strictly for two, as there was no one else.