“I am not the person to be removed,” said Andreas Loverdos. was asked if she felt threatened by deletion after Hara’s apparent spikes. Tri-cap in his face.

Mr. Loverdos told SKAI last week that “when we go to the polls and reject the people, we must also propose the people,” commenting on Nikos Androulakis’ position that PASOK will not enter a coalition government with Prime Minister Mitsotakis. or Tsipras, and instead of him there should be a third political person for the post of prime minister.

It is recalled that this message from Mr. Loverdos provoked a reaction from Char. Trikoupi, whose leaders noted: “It is politically paradoxical that A. Loverdos has common concerns with G. Oikonomu and A. Shertsos.”

“Yesterday I finished reading the book of Pantelis Kapsis 2009 – 2014… And I remembered the tragic moments spent on the front lines. No one can touch me with such administrative measures,” Mr. Loverdos said today, again referring to SKAI. Responding to a comment that what he said sounded arrogant and that the President of PASOK had the right to be expelled, he noted that “we must be on the other line, something very serious must be done.”

“I’m not one of those people who can be easily “eaten”, period. But I don’t see the reason either. Because I am fighting with all my might and, thanks to my presence in parliament, I am fighting the battle of absolute criticism of the failed government through my party and within the ranks of my party. And I’m doing very well. Therefore, I cannot enter into this discussion and I consider it absolutely humiliating for the one who does it, for the one who does it, and not for me,” said Mr Loverdos.

Asked whether the voter should know who PASOK would nominate for prime minister, he replied that “neither Mr. Androulakis nor any of us fish in troubled waters. We have a quarrel.”

“Mr. Tsipras said what I liked, all parties are competitive before the elections. And as I told you before, we are used to the fact that in Greece there are too many politicians, some speak on Sunday morning and others at night, and the result is always the criterion. So, we are currently fighting a Sunday battle.”

Specifically on this issue, added the MP from PASOK, “I have spoken crystal clear. This does not mean that I will continue to repeat the same thing. “I have no intention of causing internal party conflict. I said what I had to say. I put an end, I also heard the party’s counterargument, period, we are moving towards the May elections. I commented adequately, exactly, last week. I will not insist, I will not continue this, period,” he added.