Attack SYRIZA at the suggestion of the former Minister of Finance, Euclid Tzakalotufor acceptance local currencieswhich was not included in the SYRIZA program launched in the application New Democracy, insisting that “it seems that some in SYRIZA still do not believe in the euro. And because they haven’t learned anything from the past, they’re getting ready to play dice with the country again.”

“The memory of Mr. Tsipras’ adventurous choice in 2015 may seem like a nightmare to Greek society, but for SYRIZA officials, it is still a starting point.

After the Dimitres of SYRIZA’s potential state partner G. Varoufakis, the SYRIZA “53” component, which includes its top leaders, such as the Minister of Finance of the SYRIZA government for 4 years, Mr. Tsakalotos, offers local currencies!

The text published on March 12, 2023 titled “Contribution to the State Program” mentions verbatim: “In relation to financing of regional development in all sectors, the use of local means of payment (local, additional currencies) will be adopted in order to cover gaps in available bank financing, increase production of goods, new infrastructures for power generation and protection against extreme events and the provision of social services”.

It seems that some people in SYRIZA still don’t believe in the euro. And since they haven’t learned anything from the past, they’re getting ready to play dice with the country again. The townspeople do not want to experience adventure and adventure again. They want stability, growth, progress. And they do not want to pay again for the ideological obsession of the leaders of SYRIZA.”

Reply to Tsakalot

“In response to the ND’s official statement that ‘some people still don’t believe in the euro’, it is clear that the ruling party is desperate. Since ND does not want to compare program with program and enter into a serious confrontation, now it has found another trope by discovering the difference in collective theoretical texts,” Euclidis Tsakalotos notes in his post, responding to ND’s statement.

“And he accuses me, who, along with Alexis Tsipras, settled the debt, provided fiscal stability, secured the euro and at the same time found resources for society, that I suddenly became someone else and adopted views that I was opposed to. for many years.

I was fighting to keep the country in the eurozone when an ally of Mr. Mitsotakis Schäuble (both in the EPP, let’s not forget that) was fighting to get us out of the eurozone. After all, not a single supporter of such scenarios loves me. Someone else – an adult in the room – introduces me in his book as a file host. In conclusion: only those who bankrupted it, thrust it into memorandums, and then left it with an empty treasury, risked remaining a country in the euro. Not us, who took it and left 37 billion euros. Nisafi is more…,” he adds.