Yesterday’s first press conference was dominated by two questions Nikos Androulakis in TEF as President of PASOK as expected: post-election cooperation and observation case. In the first field, despite the persistent questions he receives, the head Har. Trikoupi did not open his papers: he repeated that he was asking for “a strong PASOK mandate on the first Sunday for a stable government,” but when asked which parties could form that government, he cited correlations that would emerge from the polls. . “There is no need to rush into scenarios of cooperation, let everyone first judge the people,” he said characteristically, without specifying, but not excluding any possibility.

In general, Mr. Androulakis moved along a fixed line, which puts PASOK as a “special pole”, but also “value identification” N.D. and SYRIZA, once again rejecting the dilemmas posed by Maximos in the electoral arena. At the same time, there were many of his obverses with an eye on intra-party rallying, such as warm references to former PASOK presidents, especially Ev. Venizelo. When asked about the possibility of a transition from the Greens camp to the Blue camp (in the wake of what the prime minister said on Sunday about a “self-sufficient, but not one-party government”), he clarified that he does not conduct a “party in the supermarket”, using and here – as in other parts of his answers – the term “teratogenesis”, which is clearly referred to by Mr. Mitsotakis.

In an interview he gave in the context of TIF, he urged the Prime Minister to remove the secrecy regarding the follow-up.

As for the surveillance, the PASOK President once again sent a message to the Prime Minister to lift the secrecy – as political head of the EP – so that, he says, the country will go to the polls in a calm political climate. . “It’s in his hands,” he said characteristically, figuring that if suspicions arose about the Predator software case, it “would be the end of the premier.” He also announced that he would try to meet with the President of the Republic on this issue in the near future.

On immigration, Mr. Androulakis was clearly opposed to the “open borders” policy, but in favor of a balance between “proudly defending the borders and protecting human rights.” With regard to Turkey, he stressed that the formation of a special relationship with the EU is the strategy of Greece. – Ankara and the arms embargo from Europe, while he argued that negotiations on the Cyprus issue should be resumed after the elections in Nicosia. Finally, regarding the energy crisis, among other things, he accused previous governments of “deliberate mistakes because they wanted to strengthen the natural gas lobby”.