In paragraph five of today’s meeting of the Political Secretariat Pavlos Polakis “hit again”. This time it is positive, because in his letter to Alexis Tsipras apologized for the “guerrilla” he raised shortly before the tragic incident at Tempe. “Regarding my post about the composition of the ballots, although it was a response to my legitimate surprise at the statement of the press service, nevertheless, I admit that it was a mistake, since there are partisan issues that should not be discussed in a public space, but should be decided within the party bodies,” said Pavlos Polakis regarding Michalis Hayretakis and his persistent participation in the SYRIZA vote in Chania.

Regarding the “cleansing” threats and ideological platform he posted on the Internet, which were interpreted as a “nail” against the president, the Chania MP said that this was in no way a response to a previous interview with Alexis Tsipras. . Pavlos Polakis shared his letter with the members of the Political Secretariat. It goes without saying that even though today’s meeting was scheduled for the Tempe accident, the question of whether or not to remain on the ballot will now be officially on the table. The news of the letter caught Alexis Tsipras at a meeting with members of the executive apparatus and political planning. “This is a new development, let everyone think, but let’s not damage the political secretariat,” the president of SYRIZA reportedly said. according to “K”.

After this development, the possibility is now visible that he will remain on the ballot. “Let’s listen to him and see what he has to say,” the enlarged body member said, according to the same sources. Since yesterday, “K” has published that there are processes of leaders who believe that the mobilization of all forces at this time is very important for SYRIZA. And from the “presidential wing”, and even more so from “Umbrella”, they saw that the former deputy minister of health could be given a second chance if there was an act of repentance on his part.

Pavlos Polakis, in his letter, also apologized for the persecution of people: “My intention was not to persecute specific individuals – journalists, but to highlight information manipulated by the Mitsotakis regime, which brought our country to 108th place in the world worse than authoritarian democracies or totalitarian regimes,” he says.