The last blue exercises to distort the positions of SYRIZA-P.S. they are a consequence of the social climate encountered by the candidates of the N.D
Kyriakos Mitsotakis considers those who resorted to the Katseli law to save their first residence as strategic defaulters whom he wants to “punish” and “crush”. He described as “constitutional absurdity” the PNP for the protection of the first residence that SYRIZA-PS has ready, while he claimed that “the auctions that are held as a rule concern real estate of great value”. Popi Tsapanidou reminded him of the image of the 80-year-old invalid in Halkidiki, who is still sleeping outside his house.
The press representative of SYRIZA-P.S. he emphasized that “Mr. Mitsotakis, as a representative of the funds”, revealed his real plan for the auctions and the middle class. “Who; The prime minister whose party owes 400 million euros to the banks in loans and unsecured loans”. He also reminded that the government of ND has passed dozens of PNPs for direct assignments and closed tenders during the pandemic period. Finally, he pointed out that “the Mitsotakis plan is to bring the middle class to its knees so that his friends can win. But Sunday is near”…
Distortion of the positions of SYRIZA-P.S.
K. Mitsotakis turned the personal positions of Giorgos Katrougalos into a flag. He claimed that these views are dominant within SYRIZA-PS. and spoke of a hidden agenda of over-taxation of the middle class by Koumoundourou. He overcame the withdrawal from the electoral battle of G. Katrougalos and also the fact that in the program of SYRIZA-P.S. there is no increase in contributions.
According to estimates, the latest blue exercises to distort the positions of SYRIZA-P.S. they are a consequence of the social climate encountered by the candidate parliamentarians of the ND. The absence of private debt regulations, the lack of primary home protection measures and the absence of collective bargaining agreements from the blue program are fueling protests by middle-class voters against the touring candidates. The discomfort is exacerbated by the persistent reluctance of K. Mitsotakis to commit to the de-escalation of indirect taxes in order to tame the wave of precision.
Excluded 13th pension and retroactively
Yesterday, in fact, the prime minister ruled out the prospect of reinstating the 13th pension and paying retroactives. He insisted on the narrative that an intervention in indirect taxes would have no effect for the consumer. And he claimed that many of his European counterparts confided in him that they regretted the implementation of this measure.
Again double edge theory
At the end of the pre-election period, K. Mitsotakis attempts to identify SYRIZA-P.S. with the Golden Dawn. He claimed that the only party that turned a blind eye to the voters of the Nazi formation is SYRIZA-PS. “and that explains of course why he did not participate in the democratic arch and why he never voted for the amendment, why he did not send a memorandum.” He even went so far as to repeat Schertsou’s statement involving Magda Fyssa (“Let’s see what those who were always quick to demonstrate in memory of this man will say to Pavlos Fyssa’s mother”) in order to succeed in attracting his remnants anti-SYRIZA front. It is noted, however, that when K. Mitsotakis and A. Schertsos were asked about the racist crowns of Antonis Samaras, they refused to be placed.
Silence for wiretapping and Tempi
In yesterday’s interviews, K. Mitsotakis did not comment on the issue of wiretapping. His reluctance, however, the day before yesterday from Thessaloniki that “we do not chew on threats for Special Courts” reveals evidence of panic in the event of an investigation into the wiretapping scandal by a progressive government. On top of that, the messages of protest to the Local Organizations and to the candidate MPs for the insulting Prime Ministerial allegations of “instrumentalization” of the Tempe tragedy have not de-escalated.
Embarrassment was caused by the presence of the relatives of the victims of the tragedy outside the Palais de Sport in Thessaloniki. This embarrassment, according to those present, was magnified by the relative silence of K. Mitsotakis during his speech.
