Since April 9 is considered the most likely date for the elections, in Harilau-Trikupi they have drawn up a calendar and are planning their tour schedule. Nikos Androulakis, in order to cover the regions of the country that he has not yet visited, and at the same time organize events in as many regions of Attica as possible. The tour program scheduled for these days will start on March 1 from the island of Lesbos. This will be followed by visits to Pyrgos and Agrinio, with a big event planned for Peristeri on 10 March, when the dissolution of Parliament and the call of elections will likely be announced. Trikala, Kozani, Janina and Larisa were also included in the program. In the last week before Sunday, April 9, electoral rallies are scheduled in Thessaloniki on Monday, in Athens on Wednesday, and the end of the electoral campaign in Heraklion, Crete on the Friday before the elections on Sunday.

From PASOK, commenting yesterday on the visit of the US Foreign Minister Anthony Blinken in Athens, they emphasized in a statement that “the leadership of the US State Department must always bear in mind that there is no equal distance between a country that respects international law and a country that violates it. That is why our firm position is that no new arms programs should be signed with countries that act in revisionist and destabilizing ways.”