George Papandreou Responds to Mitsotakis: It Wasn't the Image of Beautiful Kastellorizo that Embittered Greeks in 2010, It Was the Deficit of ND

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He stressed that 2010 was the starting point of a national effort to change the country and face the deep crisis that hit Greece and shocked Europe.

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The former prime minister launched an attack on New Democracy on the occasion of the prime minister's visit to Kastellorizo, linking the 2010 economic crisis to the Karamanlis government and accusing the Mitsotakis government of reproducing past pathologies. Read here ⇛

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"Mr. Mitsotakis went to Kastellorizo to 'close a circle'. However, this circle was opened at the expense of his party. When the country was fighting the great battle,

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"Mr. Mitsotakis went to Kastelorizo to 'close a circle'. But this circle was opened at the expense of his party. When the country was fighting the great battle, he found himself on the other side. He talks about unity today, but in the most critical moments for Hellenism he was deafeningly absent," George Papandreou responded to the prime minister for his statements.

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He stressed that 2010 was the starting point of a national effort to change the country and face the deep crisis that hit Greece and shocked Europe.

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In response to Kyriakos Mitsotakis’s claim that in 2010 Kastellorizo was chosen as the setting to announce the country’s transition to the painful years of the memoranda, former Prime Minister George Papandreou responded. The reason for this statement by Kyriakos Mitsotakis was his arrival on the border island to support the local population and create […]