In its central theme pre-election period appears functioning of the state after the tragedy in Tempe.

The debate about what kind of state we have, what kind of state we want and what kind of state we can have, has been forced on the political agenda: Prime Minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakishe has made clear in his last public speeches that he will strive to become one of the dominant issues on the road to elections, the dilemma before citizens about who can be more effective in combating pathologies that still dominate the parameters of the state machinery and stand out sharply in Tempi.

Unworthiness, inadequacy, indifference, lack of appreciation, lack of a sense of responsibility, attempts at cover-ups, “decorative” services, transfers, mother-in-law were revealed through revelations about the causes of the accident, behavior, manipulation and the choice of “protagonists”. The Prime Minister characterizes the personal struggle to correct pathologies. “I will be the first in the battle to eradicate every island of the old anachronistic state from the country. This is a big battle that we have to win,” he said the day before yesterday, and returned yesterday to make it clear that he was not going to put this issue aside, but would insist: “I am not going to consider this issue.” as a field of guerrilla confrontation. Our adversary here, too, is the deep state of anachronism, which, unfortunately, has manifested itself, perhaps, with greater intensity in our railways than in other areas of state administration. We must fight those islands that resist modernization. We have to fight – and I say this bluntly – also with ourselves,” Mr. Mitsotakis said yesterday, sending messages both within the government and within the party.

At the same time, opposition parties they focus their criticism on the work of the “state state”, apparently seeking to show the insufficiency of the model of government functioning and shift responsibility to the highest possible level. In addition to the obvious, seeking to hit the government and the prime minister with a “vehicle” in Tempe, they are also looking for a difficult balance to avoid conflict with trade unionists, workers, lower levels of management, not to break the umbilical cord with the body. voters who, in his opinion, can at best be robbed or disenfranchised.

The Prime Minister declares a battle “against the islands of an anachronistic state” – SYRIZA and PASOK are aimed at the “state state”.

In this spirit, Mr. SYRIZA in a statement, he stressed that instead of a “state state” “after four years of rule, chaos, clientelism, disrepair and obsolescence of infrastructure and services prevail, with dramatic consequences for society.”

With his hand PASOK they highlight the steps taken by party governments to correct mistakes in the state, reforms such as ASEP and Clarity. On the contrary, they speak of the failure of the state state, which has given way to the party state. “40% of public sector leaders, especially heads of departments and fewer managers, are appointed by distribution, that is, they are not judged by their positions of responsibility or are appointed by ministers. Who will evaluate? Those who did not pass the assessment, or those who were transferred?” said PASOK Secretary for Political Planning Panagiotis Dudonis (SKAI) yesterday. Party spokesman Dimitris Manzos put the question at the base of the pre-election period: “This is a state state. The mask fell again, and opacity, irresponsibility, favoritism and bribery were revealed. And now they come to tell us that they will modernize the state in the second half of the year. What did they do in the first one? (Action24) said.

Although the opposition also intervened KKEwho in yesterday’s comment emphasizes that “if Mr. Mitsotakis is looking for “guilds” that resist modernization, let him look for them in his government, in previous governments and in all those who serve the parasitic “guild” of capitalists, private companies and large contractors who built the bloody ‘rails’ of profit and are responsible for the Tempe crime.”