Alexis Tsipras closed the broadcast for the June vote. Professor of the University of Macedonia Nikos Marantsidis. Marantzidis has already taken over the political planning of the SYRIZA campaign in defiance of the President.

Argument for Victory

An argument commonly used by N.D. in the next period to intercept Nicky, as I was informed by competent sources. What does it say? That Orthodoxy is the religion that unites and expresses the vast majority of Greeks, and today “for the first time the party is trying to take over the Orthodox faith by turning it into a selective weapon.” Has the meaning. How many he will convince remains to be seen.

In Konitsa

However, the direct connection of the Nika party with rigid church organizations is now beyond doubt. On page 6 you can read a detailed report on the work of the party. Here I will give you another particularly interesting one: in Konitsa, the birthplace of St. Paisios, Nicky received 6%, a percentage that leaves no doubt about his influence.

1/5 Mount Athos

However, the sources with whom the column spoke noted that the “serious monks” of Athos do not enter into the process of a deal with the Nika party, but this does not mean that there really are no cores inside the Monastic State that gave a line to the party. The same source told me it was about 1/5. Sorry, but this is a little…

The biggest climb

I continue with the statistics of the elections, which, I confess, are my favorites, with the largest increase in PASOK throughout the country. This was recorded in the municipality of Mylopotamos, where the party of Nikos Androulakis rose by 21.9%. The second largest increase was 21.3% in the Lasithi Plateau, the village of President PASOK’s mother. In both municipalities, the percentage gained by PASOK was lost by SYRIZA, which confirms the flow of voters.

Euros leader.

The new Acting Minister for the Protection of Citizens, Charalambos Lalouzis, is not a random person. I remember that it was A/GES during the turbulent period of the asymmetric invasion of Evros, when Greece erected walls of national dignity and an organized state against the aspirations of Tayyip Erdogan. And this is never forgotten.

No booklet

The only parliamentary candidate – at least among the first-class ones – who did not take the pamphlet was Kostas Tasoulas, who preferred that the money go to a donation to the Holy Monastery of Durakhanis in Ioannina. In general, Tasoulas, despite being an old-fashioned politician, ran a rather progressive campaign, as he gained impressions and invited all the candidates on a joint tour under his own power.

Some are cut

I will not give you names, but I advise you to carefully look at what first-class officials N.D. the last few days was absent from the channels. I was told that this is no coincidence, but President Kyriakos Mitsotakis does not want those who have a penchant for fighting and … celebrating to appear in the media before the elections.

His enemy himself

Nikos Dendias made a special remark when journalists asked him if he would return to the Foreign Ministry after the elections: “Our enemy is me from the past,” he said, implicitly implying that he was going for something else.

Headquarters in Thessaloniki

I told you yesterday about the headquarters of Nikos Androulakis. My latest information says that the President of PASOK will symbolically keep the headquarters in Thessaloniki to send a signal to strengthen the party before the elections. After June 25, he will reconsider the situation, as he appreciates Haris Kastanidis and wants him to be elected to parliament.

SOS in the Rhodopes

The only prefecture won by SYRIZA in all of Greece is Rhodope. However, the reason for sending SOS is not this, but the fact that the queue gave the consulate, which causes reasonable concern. However, Kyriakos Mitsotakis will visit the prefecture during the pre-election period and send relevant messages.

Weight

Just a short time after his move to SYRIZA, Vangelis Antonaros has faced… an internal party problem as, sources say, the toxicity of his speech is now weighing on the official opposition as he continues to speak out with the harshness he spoke before the elections. The votes they expected him to bring did not come as he finished in sixth place, far from the electoral zone.

Hadjipetris is to blame

However, lately the leaders of SYRIZA have been at a complete loss. Others are more calm and trying to understand what happened – for example, Kostas Zachariades and Nasos Iliopoulos – others continue in the same vein, talking about the counterattack and victory on June 25 – for example, Christos Spircis – and there is another separate category: Nikos Hidakis, who attacked citizens, accusing them of “fog in the head and Stockholm syndrome.” As one old leftist remarked to me, “the left was not like that,” without further explanation.

Hungarian plays for Albanians

Last Monday, during contacts held in Brussels on Greek protests over the detention of the now elected mayor of Heimarra, Freddy Beleris, representatives of Athens were faced with an unpleasant surprise. The Hungarian Commissioner for EU Enlargement, Oliver Vareli, declared himself informed and began to wade through, not really understanding the arguments of the Albanians. He repeated them afterwards and during the Foreign Affairs Council. The current foreign minister, Nikos Dendias, asked him where he was getting the information from, and the Hungarian commissioner – quite categorically – said that shortly before he entered the room, he was informed about everything by Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama and Foreign Minister Olta Jacka . Subsequently, what is heard cannot be reproduced publicly.