PASOK: Mitsotakis needs the audacity to speak about an attack on truth

The Deputy Minister to the Prime Minister, Mr. Kontogeorgis, with his morning post proved that the Government has not only lost touch with society, but also with time. His rambling text could stand in September 2019, when the newly elected Mr. Mitsotakis from the UN's step decided and ordered, in the absence of the local community, an around-the-clock program to withdraw all lignite plants, at the same time damaging Greece's dependence on pollut…

As part of his speech at the Regional Conference of the PASOK Movement for Change in Rhodes, President Nikos Androulakis criticized the government for being governed by artificial pseudo-dilemmas such as “Mitsotakis or chaos”. “Let even the most extreme supporters of New Democracy think, what will they remember of New Democracy's governance in ten years? The “big infrastructure projects”? Will they remember the “great reforms” of the state or th…

PASOK harshly criticizes the government and Kyriakos Mitsotakis, commenting on his position at the meeting of the New Democracy Parliamentary Group and denouncing that "he wants the audacity to speak...More...

PASOK — Movement for Change launches a “full-frontal attack” against Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and the government. In particular, Harilaou Trikoupi notes: “It takes courage to talk about a “truth attack” the Prime Minister,... PASOK: It takes audacity for Prime Minister and Government to talk about “truth attack” - NAUTEBORIKI

The Prime Minister of Greece, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, this Friday dismissed the call for...

Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis took a confrontational tone during a meeting of the ruling New Democracy party's parliamentary group, accusing both the opposition and certain media outlets of deliberately covering up the truth about the Tempe train disaster. "It's no secret that this meeting comes at the end of a difficult chapter in our domestic political scene," Mitsotakis said. "A period dominated by the public outcry over the Tempe tragedy." He…