“Yes” to the government of the vanquished, Euclid Tsakalotos said on public television, despite assurances from Alexis Tsipras. According to him, it can be formed, “it will depend on how close we are, one may have 150 deputies, another 151, the third 153.” He even added that “if you have 47%, 48%, 49% and there are three parties, what to do with the losers? N.D. she doesn’t mind ruling after the second election with 38%. Here we can have a government representing 48% and 49%. You can’t even call it a defeat.”

Event of the former

An invitation on the 26th of the month at the central hotel in Athens was received by all former MPs, MEPs and leaders of the ND party for a meeting at which Kyriakos Mitsotakis will attend and deliver a welcoming speech. The purpose of the event is nothing more than to make sure that no one is left out of the election campaign and to hold the largest possible rally. In particular, the specific audience of the former is quite diverse, as many of these cadres are now on the periphery of the centre-right and have distanced themselves from the party, making their reconversion all the more necessary.

Scenario for the State

It has been several months since I wrote to you that Eleni Chronopoulou, a member of the PASOK Political Council, is likely to be included in the PASOK Statehood Bulletin and will indeed take the position that the party is entitled to represent Diaspora Hellenism. since she grew up overseas. After recent events and the publicity he has received in connection with the rape case, it is considered even more likely that he will be able to party, since in this way Androulakis will send a symbolic message. Final decisions, however, have not yet been made.

Kapodistrian proverb

The statement of the first governor of Greece, Ioannis Kapodistrias, was photographed by the prime minister on his mobile phone while visiting the Art Gallery of Corfu. What words of Kapodistrias caught the attention of Kyriakos Mitsotakis? I quote verbatim: “Let them say and write what they want. The time is coming when people will be judged not by what they said or wrote about their actions, but by what their actions themselves testify to. With the strength that this post gives me, I lived in the world for the rest of my life, as I wanted to. Today it is impossible to change, but I want to do what I have to do and let everything be the way it is. Athens, September 14, 1831.”