“Our goal is to become majority power in progressive space“, he stressed. Nikos Androulakismaking sure they’re not going to move on to joint government With New Democracy“even if there are not enough 2-3 seats to form a government.”

On the air of the ANT1 newsletter, its president PASOK accused her New Democracy that invests in fear. He called the difference unprecedented. 20 units which Mr. Mitsotakis obtained by blaming SYRIZA. He also stated that PASOK was a productive opposition, listing critical bills that it voted for, while SYRIZA did not vote for them. He even gave the example of a defense agreement with France and an extension of the fence on Evros.

“Mr. Mitsotakis wrote an insulting story about our faction, which I run with Mr. Varoufakis. We never played dice with the country, we paid for it,” he said and added: “There was no case of a joint government with forces that would play with the country’s position in the EU.”

“Mitsotakis’s independence is the work of SYRIZA,” Mr. Androulakis emphasized, highlighting: “Public opinion polls gave PASOK a single digit and SYRIZA a percentage close to ND,” so some citizens thought that “there was no reason to vote for the party out of competition.”

And responding to Mitsotakis’s report that PASOK only received 2 points from SYRIZA, he pointed out: “PASOK has increased its strength by 220,000 voters.”

Mr. Androulakis explained that there is no longer a line for PASOK to exclude Mr. Mitsotakis from the post of prime minister, as “the people honored him and we respect his will.”

He pointed out that under the strong proportionality system to be applied in the June 25 elections, the percentage received by the ND is 171 places. “Is a non-state scenario possible with an unprecedented difference of 20 points between the first and second side?” he asked.

He stated that “PASOK will become a strong and reliable pole of the opposition”, while emphasizing PASOK’s programmatic priorities, calling for the support of the project, even those who did not vote for it.

Finally he asked to organize debate on major issues of economics, foreign policy and tax inequality.