Yiannis Oikonomou announced yesterday his resignation as a representative of the government to be a candidate in Fthiotida, confirming a column he has long written that he chooses his constituency while remaining as a representative and together with the state. Economou, when asked about this, replied that “I will continue to do my job until the time when I do not have the restrictions that the Constitution imposes,” referring to the restriction on the speeches of a candidate for deputies. In fact, this means that the prime minister is already looking for a new representative. However, Oikonomou made an excellent choice for Maximou. Cool in contacts with the press and with a true political mindset in analyses.

According to the column, Megaro Maximos is pleased with the way Themis Heimaras handled the issue of his resignation and the fact that he took over the issue of the instructions that his company received from the state. However, according to the same sources, before retiring, Heimaras asked to have the right to be on the ND ballots again. elections are judged by citizens. Maksimu does not rule out that the request will be accepted, which Oikonomu also announced yesterday, without indicating that the former deputy was also excluded from the ballots.

Heimaras’ seat was taken by Eleni Makri-Theodorou, who was previously a Member of Parliament since she was elected in 2012. Looking through her profile, I came across two pieces of information that would place her more on the traditional right: First, in 2014, she, along with 20 of her colleagues, signed a request for the finance minister to take responsibility for errors in ENFIA. The second was her interview in 2019, in which she said that when her son left for Brussels to work, she was afraid to bring a foreign bride, not … a Greek woman.

As the column wrote, and he himself confirmed in an interview, Nikos Papathanasis was not intended for party ballots. His candidacy for the Northern Sector was unexpectedly announced yesterday. What changed; The census has given an extra seat in the north that is likely to be taken by the ND, and thus the deputy minister sees an excellent opportunity to get into the next parliament with a citizen’s vote. Thus, the dream of Adonidos, who always said: “I will make Nikos a deputy,” will come true.