Alexis Tsipras is on the lookout for a man who will carry the – heavy – burden of representing the party in the elections, because, according to sources well acquainted with the internal affairs of SYRIZA, Nasos Iliopoulos has finally decided how he will apply for his entry into Parliament through the First Athens.

He sees the election at the end

Nikos Androulakis expressed his assessment that Kyriakos Mitsotakis will go all the way, that is, call elections in June, speaking at a press conference on Thursday afternoon in Zappeio during the Olympic Forum.

Duel Phyllis – Androulakis

I am staying at PASOK as Nikos Filis publicly criticized Nikos Androulakis for their joint attendance at the launch of Stefanos Parastatides’ book Social Democracy Back in the Spotlight? When the former education minister took the floor, saying that the PASOK president was doing the right analysis, he accused him of “real” what he voted as an MEP “to condemn what Frontex is doing in the Aegean.” Phyllis spoke out against him on the left, while Androulakis spoke out on the right, stating that it was not a matter of blaming Frontex for guarding the borders, but of seeing what mistakes were being made and correcting them.

Satisfaction for Stykura

Finance Minister Christos Staikouras expressed his desire to have no legal regulation of auctions, as demanded by red loan administrators, in Parliament on Thursday, putting an end to the rumors. However, the minister’s position satisfied many ND deputies. who, after the intervention of the Ministry of Finance, warmly responded to his appeal.

unknown dialogue

The dialogue, not caught by the cameras, was relayed by those in front when Takis Theodorikakos presented the prime minister during a visit to the ministry with a copy of the helmet worn by Miltiadis at the Battle of Marathon. “Just as Miltiadis surrounded the center with a left and right horn, the government should do the same with the central space,” was the minister’s advice, showing that he, too, adhered to the view that the political center was the “key link.” “To win the election.

Tarps in parliament

For several days now, SYRIZA has been raising the issue of the results of wiretapping, accusing the government of hiding behind secrecy to keep the case from becoming public. It’s probably so much his faith in secrecy that he didn’t even read it… himself. Majority MP Dimitris Markopoulos made an incredible revelation yesterday from the floor of Parliament, saying that not a single MP from SYRIZA had come to read the opinion. The reference is so serious it’s almost comical. The official opposition came to debate in parliament about something they hadn’t even read, invisible. There wasn’t even a tarp.