Elections 2023 – Androlakis: “I won’t say who will be prime minister in a coalition government” – Newsbomb – News

“I wouldn’t say ‘who’ to a person who is generally accepted”, Nikos Androulakis explained about the choice of the person who will take over as prime minister in the coalition government.

The leader of PASOK-KINAL delivered a pre-election speech in Ceres on Saturday afternoon Nikos AndrolakisHe commented on the reactions of his political opponents who accused him of wanting to choose the person for the post of Prime Minister in the scenario of forming a coalition government.

In particular, he talked about Nikos Androulakis “Contact Games” The shooting of both Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Alexis Tsipras;

“We want to tell the truth to the Greek people and build a relationship of trust with them. We say what we will do when we get the order. What will we do? Mr. Mitsotakis declares: “I am not interested in the first elections, vote for me but I will hand over the mandate.” Then why should the Greek people vote for him? National Are we marathon runners in elections? First round, second round, third round… until Mr. Mitsotakis becomes prime minister? If possible! This is a complete affront to the constitution and the people’s verdict. Mr. Androulakis mentions him early on Prime Minister.

as much as possible SYRIZA to the President Said as follows:Mr. What does Tsipras say? “I discuss collaboration governments only if I am the first party”. But it won’t be the first party, that’s clear. So I say to the Greek people from Serres: Again, they are playing cheap games on your back. Therefore, a stable government, progress, perspective and the hope of all Greeks is the only solution from the first Sunday to a strong democratic party.”

Especially for people in a potential collaboration government, Mr. Androlakis explained as follows: “They are saying that I will choose the Prime Minister. It is clearly a communication game. When there are cooperative governments, there are also monopolies. Especially the person of the Prime Minister should be a person of public acceptance. Therefore, I will not say “who” to a generally accepted person. But some have made even this simple matter, which happens in many states of Europe, a major issue here. why; Because well-known media leaders like to convince people that it is a dilemma of “mitsodakis or confusion”. Mr. We answer here from Serres that Mitsotakis is chaos, social inequalities, depletion of public wealth, it is eavesdropping, it is a violation of human rights, it is an attack on freedom. Officers”.

About about political conflict Extension of the fence to EvrosThe leader of the PASOK-Change movement insisted “Obviously we have borders at sea and in Evros. It is clear to us that our borders must be protected and the Greek people must know that there is security. We are not a country, “whoever wants, enters – whoever wants, leaves”. But, on the other hand, this work is full European right-wing and Mr.

We, the Socialists, took the initiative in the European Parliament – before the pandemic – to amend the Dublin Regulation. What does this mean; Anyone entering the EU must seek asylum throughout the EU. Thus, if one gets refugee status, Greece will not have to beg for new resettlement programs, but will have a permanent program distributed among EU countries according to population, unemployment and other social criteria. So what do we say? And there should be borders, which should be borders with security but also a Dublin review. Why does Mr Mitsotakis only tell the first part? Because it is his own right-wing political family who are blocking the Dublin Amendment, fair distribution and unity in Europe. Those who pat him on the back for the Evros project condemn the people of the South as bearing the burden of refugees. Giving, of course, is money, but money can’t buy unity. Unity is guaranteed by companies. This is a Europe of the people, not a Europe of power and security.”.

While exercising Criticism of Syriza on immigration “Mr. Tsipras has not learned his lesson in this matter since 2015, when he put the key of refugees in Erdogan’s hands and threatened the whole of Europe. Is this what we want? Do we not understand the difference between humanitarian and geopolitical threats? If Lukashenko has the same strategy in Belarus, it is reprehensible, but when Erdogan keeps it in Turkey , we don’t talk?”

Referring to the programs of the PASOK-Movement for Change, Mr. Androlakis reiterated the need to pay 8-10% of his resources. Recovery Fund To have a Pan-Hellenic Primary Health System within the National Health System.

It pledged to build 150,000 social homes at low rents for new couples.

He highlighted a comprehensive set of measures the party has taken to tackle private debt and protect borrowers’ primary residence.

“This patriotic socialist party will not allow the Hellenization of the Greek economy by the ravens of finance to give away an acre of farmland to foreign interests.” Mr. Androulakis added.

Concluding his speech, Mr. Andrologis raised Role of Ballot Box.

“The dilemma of the next national elections is not “Syriza or the New Democracy”. The dilemma of the next national elections: a government robbed at the hands of Mr. Tsipras and Mr. Mitsotakis, or a government that guarantees the common good, giving real hope and perspective to all Greek women and all Greeks. We Imagine this situation, a situation where the Prime Minister’s son-in-law picks up the phone and says, “Pasok’s presidential candidate, minister of the new democratic government, look at the leaders of the armed forces.” , through the state EYP, he replies: “No sir, you do your job, we do ours.” .” When Mr. Pappas picks up the phone and says, “Set up license agreements so we can distribute shares to the oligarchs who support Syriza,” the government replies to him: “You do your job, we do ours”.».

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