Kontra Mitsotaki-Androulakis on Floridis and the Election Dilemmas: “You Are on a Nationally Dangerous Road” - “Invest in Fear” - iefimerida.gr
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In an emphatic way, Kyriakos Mitsotakis raised the dilemma of the next elections, which for the government is “Hope or adventure”. Kyriakos Mitsotakis proposed the need for the country to move towards normality rather than uncertainty in Parliament. During the second crucial debate on the revision of the Constitution in the face of the “nightmare scenario of ungovernability”, the prime minister proposed the choice of ND for the third time. “Hop…
Nikos Androulakis accused the prime minister and the government of "wanting to terrorize society, to make it feel afraid, but it won't pass you by," while describing "the dilemma: 'Mitsotakis or Erdogan' as offensive to Democracy." The post Androulakis against Mitsotakis: Invest in fear, not hope - It won't pass you by, society will vote against you appeared first on in.gr.
Nikos Androulakis, succeeding the Prime Minister on the steps of the Parliament, responded to Kyriakos Mitsotakis for his sharp criticism of the Pasok Movement for Change and the dilemma “Hope or Adventure”, which he expressed in his speech. The post Androulakis: “You want to terrorize society — You invest in fear and not in hope” appeared first on PatrisNews - Newspaper of Patris Ilia.
The election dilemma, the tension over the Greek-Turkish issue and the new round for Floridis
Androulakis' response to Mitsotakis in Parliament on the Constitutional Revision, his criticism of the "Mitsotakis or Erdogan" dilemma and article 86
Intense conflict in Parliament, against the backdrop of the constitutional revision, between Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Nikos Androulakis, with shots fired both on economic programs and national issues. Kyriakos Mitsotakis argued that “PASOK and ELAS are the two sides of the same coin” and added that the real dilemma of the elections is “Hope or adventure”. The PASOK president, on the other hand, said that the government “does not invest in hope, b…
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