Karystianou: "A Storm in My Head" He Says About Georgiadis - I Will Leave Greece if We Don't Enter Parliament
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“He has messed up the woodwork, he has messed up in general,” Maria Karystianou told MEGA about Adonis Georgiadis, while adding that if her party does not enter Parliament, she will not be able to stay in Greece and see “people like Mr. Georgiadis speaking so disparagingly and having a rain of scandals that remain unpunished.” The post Karystianou: “A storm in my head” says about Georgiadis – I will leave Greece if we do not enter Parliament app…
Maria Karystianou, among others, spoke about her entry into politics in an interview she gave to Mega. In fact, she said that if her party "Hope for Democracy" does not manage to enter Parliament, then her chapter in politics will be over for her and she will leave the country. "If we do not manage to enter Parliament and convince people that citizens can really do better, who do not have party experience, but have the experience of life and wor…
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*She spoke about the possibility of electoral failure, her decision to enter politics and possible collaborations Maria Karystianou expressed her intention to leave Greece if her party fails to enter Parliament, in an interview with Mega. The leader of “Hope for Democracy” linked this decision to the […]
Maria Karystianou’s statement that she will leave the country if her party fails to enter Parliament was addressed by her lawyer and close associate, Maria Gratsia. Speaking to OPEN, Ms. Gratsia commented, “I think she said it jokingly,” explaining that, through their collaboration, she knows that the president of […] The post Gratsia “picks things up” after Karystianou’s statement about leaving the country: “She said it jokingly” appeared first…
"I think he said it jokingly," said Maria Gracia, commenting on Maria Karystianou's statement that if "Hope for Democracy" fails to enter Parliament, she will leave Greece.
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