The government will seek the broadest possible consensus to send the strongest possible message in defense of democracy. amendment what hinders its descent Kasidiaris party in the next elections. This was announced yesterday by a government spokesman. Yannis Oikonomou: “We have a complete offer that covers the whole spectrum of the case. If there is something in parliament that can improve it without changing it and much more without destroying directions that, by political expediency, will essentially make regulation unworkable, dangerous and more general – because one has to be very specific here – the mood with that we are going to parliament for this agreement to ensure the widest possible consensus,” he stressed (SKAI).

Minister of State George Herapetritis emphasized (R/S Parapolitika) that “the proposal, unconstitutional, will not go to Parliament”, he analyzed the reasoning behind which the government’s proposal was formulated, and added that “yes, I would like, both personally and as a faction, as much as possible majority on this issue, and it would therefore be desirable that an official opposition could be organized, or at any rate we could find a common area in which we could land.”

In the final round of passing the amendment next Tuesday, the government says it is open until the last minute to proposals for changes so that common ground can be found. And on the part of the official opposition, there remains an open window for an attempt at reconciliation.

He asks that the amendment for the Kasidiaris party be voted on with the highest possible consensus.

Parliamentary Representative of SYRIZA Panos Skurletis stated (ERT1) that the amendment should “apply to the offenses described in the current anti-racism law”. And he added that “at the moment there is a dialogue. It’s been ten days since we filed our own arrangement. There is a basis for discussion, let’s see if we can agree to the end.”

SYRIZA sources say they believe the government’s proposal leaves open the possibility of expelling other parties in the future.

They recognize the desire in common with the government to exclude neo-Nazis from the elections, but as a field for rapprochement they prefer either their own proposal or an agreement based on Alivizat’s proposal.

PASOK Secretary Andreas Spiropoulos stated (ANT1) that “since the Scientific Committee of Parliament approves the bill – we have made proposals that it be at the highest possible level – we will vote for it, because we are fighting this criminal organization that the Greek people should condemn.”