His strong reaction PASOK in your decision Alexis Tsipras The repeated use of the term “change” was accompanied by serious objections from Harilau Trikupis regarding the realism and prospects for the implementation of the proposals presented by the head of the official opposition party. “This is an unrealistic program that does not stand up to serious evaluation,” say PASOK and its staff. Mr. Androulakiswishing to emphasize the groundlessness, which he considers of the program presented by Mr. Tsipras, compares it with the “three Thessaloniki programs”, referring to the pre-election statements of Mr. Tsipras before the 2015 elections.

In addition to calling the SYRIZA program inapplicable to PASOK, they are also raising the credibility of the official opposition party because, they say, SYRIZA was elected as a government that promises too many things and, above all, an immediate release from the memos, and how the government did the opposite, disproportionately burdening the citizens.

If Kumunduru believed that the program presented by Mr. Tsipras could become an important field for rapprochement in terms of possible post-election cooperation, Harilau-Trikoupi rejects the discussion.

KKE and MeRA25

At the same time, both KKE and MeRA25 welcomed Mr. Tsipras’ statements about the “state program” of SYRIZA with sharply critical and disparaging comments. The governor (ANT1) spoke in favor of proposals leading to a “muted progressive government”. K.E. KPG, dem. Koutsoumpas.

MeRA25 sources recalled the recent statements by G. Varoufakis that, together with N.D. and PASOK, SYRIZA “has only the force and continuation of memorial discredit.”

Yesterday, Nikos Androulakis spoke at a PASOK event for youth, in which young people living abroad spoke via video conference about incentives given to other countries that make them more attractive to live and create there. Mr. Androulakis presented the structure of the party’s activities to strengthen youth entrepreneurship and address youth unemployment, such as the creation of financial instruments, strengthening education and skills provision, and measures to address the housing problem.