Mitsotakis Lashes Out at Tsipras for Unscrupulous Suggestions: "''It's Nice of You to Say It, but Come on, I Know You'', the Verse Fits the People's Agenda Perfectly" - iefimerida.gr
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The Prime Minister, using the word "horizons" as his motto, argued that the program he presented has a duration, goals and milestones, is reliable and clear, and referred to the domestic political scene.
With a verse from a song by Mitropanos with Kanellidou, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis commented on Tsipras' program from the podium of the TIF. "I am only concerned with the irresponsible and unscrupulous promises. Its protagonists remind me of the verse that fits perfectly with the laoplanos, especially to someone whom Greece taught well with its programs and its Metro, which were both tarpaulins: ''It's nice that you say it, but come whe…
In an unexpected and particularly sharp way, Kyriakos Mitsotakis chose to respond to Alexis Tsipras, from the podium...More...
Kyriakos Mitsotakis directly addressed Alexis Tsipras during his speech at the 90th TIF, launching an attack on the opposition for its “irresponsible and unreasoned proposals” and using a song lyric as a political “nail” to the former prime minister. “Greece and by sofokleous10..gr
It is worth noting that the duet is performed by the late Dimitris Mitropanos and the great Aleka Kanellidou, with music by Marios Tokas and lyrics by Kostas Fasoulas.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis made sharp remarks against Alexis Tsipras during his speech at the International Fair of Greece, commenting on the proposals presented by the former prime minister. Kyriakos Mitsotakis spoke of promises without costing and chose to respond using a well-known verse from the song “Twin Moons”, which is performed by Dimitris Mitropanos and Aleka Kanellidou. […] The post Mitsotakis against Tsipras from the International Fair of G…
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