His efforts elicit mutual backlash in high tones. SYRIZA prejudge the post-election attitude of both PASOK as well as his KKE. For Kumunduru, who appears to be opening fronts in all directions, conditions are being created for a kind of political isolation at a time when alliance formation is considered mandatory the day after the election. Deteriorating relations with PASOK and Perissos’ reaction to reports of KKE attitudes do not serve as a strategy for forming a united front towards the government, which Koumunduru theoretically supports. OUR Alexis Tsipras yesterday he tried to tone down his tone, declaring from Thessaloniki that “we are fighting on one front, we are not opening fronts with other progressive forces.” However, both the Center and the left SYRIZA see Kumunduru’s rhetoric as “expansionist” sentiments and an attempt to provoke neighboring political forces.

At the center of the conflict with PASOK was the political legacy of Andreas Papandreou. Mr. Tsipras, credited by many with attempting even stylistically to imitate the historical leader of PASOK, tried from Patra to tell Harilaou Trikoupis how to proceed. “We cannot imagine that Papandreou’s party, instead of being part of change and progressive governance to turn the country around, would leave open the possibility of becoming a supporter of the most miserable right-wing government from the post-colonial period to the present day.” he said between the others.

OUR Nikos Androulakis responded with a private message on Twitter. With a photo of Mr. Tsipras and Panos Kammenos in each other’s arms and the following comment: “Andreas impersonation show is over. Mr. Tsipras, I am quoting you one picture that is worth a thousand words. I don’t take “progressive” lessons from the architect of SYRIZA, the far-right government alliance. In the next national elections, the Greek people will evaluate the ideological viability of each of us.”

And to the reaction of SYRIZA that she made her conclusions from the joint government with ANEL, the sources of Harilaou Trikoupis quickly respond that we did not hear these conclusions and that after the “divorce” ANEL deputies continued to support the SYRIZA government, and some also joined their ballots in the 2019 elections. A PASOK press release states that “no matter how many excuses of sin SYRIZA puts forward to justify its unforgivable collaboration with the far right, the people have both memory and reason.”

This framework was supplemented by the reaction of the KKE, which followed the announcement by Pavlos Polakis about the possibility of refusing post-election cooperation with SYRIZA, while the former minister said that “either they will be ‘caught’ like PASOK, or they will be ‘stuck’ like the KKE. Perissos’ response was immediate: “When you’ve become a ‘colleague’ of capitalist rot, memos, the EU, NATO assassins and especially the big bosses, it’s very logical to look for an alibi for your attitude in the so-called ‘cling’ to those who go against the tide.”

Tsipras attack on the government

After Peristeri and Patra, Alexis Tsipras continued his violent attacks on the government from Thessaloniki. Raising the issue of wiretapping, the President of SYRIZA accused the Prime Minister of “systematic violation of the Constitution and the rules of democracy.” To set your own regime. In the “Democracy or Mitsotakis” dilemma, the leader of the official opposition from the capital added the question “offense or SYRIZA”. Turning to the assessment of the 2015-2019 period, Alexis Tsipras indicated that his party respected the last euro of the Greek taxpayer by excluding the country from the memos. The former prime minister spoke of a “pact of democracy and justice” that would contain the commitment of progressive government to the people. Apart from the economic, tax and labor proposals, the new model will include the fewest shifters of any Greek government to date. “It will have more female ministers, as well as the lowest average age,” he added.