PASOK Attack on Tsipras: After “Mitsotakis or Chaos”, Today We Have the Dilemma “Tsipras or Chaos”
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PASOK accuses Alexis Tsipras of “excessive arrogance and self-admiration”, referring to “a politician who was defeated as prime minister and leader of the official opposition by the largest margin ever recorded in the post-political years”. The post PASOK attack on Tsipras: After “Mitsotakis or chaos”, today we got the dilemma “Tsipras or chaos” appeared first on in.gr.
For Alexis Tsipras's interview with SKAI, PASOK was placed in response to criticism made by the president of ELAS. “Mr. Tsipras also proved today that he can say the same and the opposite, underestimating the intelligence of citizens. This has always been his political “credibility”, they quote from Charilaou Trikoupi, adding the following: “Wanting to downplay PASOK's commitment to reinstate the 13th pension in two installments and the gradual…
He forgot his announcements about a 13th pension and a 13th salary, says Charilaou Trikoupi in her sharp statement
Alexis Tsipras' attempt to rally the Anti-New Democracy - PASOK responds with doubt and criticism of its course.
With the clear aim of bringing the demand for political change back to the fore and making the Greek Popular Left (ELAS) the central protagonist of the
The electoral dilemma posed by Alexis Tsipras, who said "we or no one" and threw nails at Charilaou Trikoupi, caused strong reactions in the government and PASOK, who said that he had had a needle stuck in his eye for three years. The government spokesman described Tsipras' dilemma as arrogant. PASOK accuses the leader of ELAS of excessive arrogance and self-admiration. Reactions and comments have been caused by Adonis Georgiadis' aversion when …
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