Nikos Androulakis: "And They Had Written Loula off..."
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In the Forest of Thessaloniki, the president of PASOK-Movement for Change, Nikos Androulakis, stated that the country is at a turning point, where citizens will be asked to choose political change or stagnation. The post N. Androulakis: Will the country turn a page with political change or will we choose stagnation? appeared first on in.gr.
Speaking to Drymos Thessaloniki, Nikos Androulakis stressed that the country is at a critical crossroads, with citizens being asked to choose between political change and the stagnation of government policy. “Do we want the country to turn a page, to embark on a new path with political change, or will we choose the stagnation that the Prime Minister calls stability, but the only stability is his chair and the degradation of your life?”, he posed…
Nikos Androulakis posed his own dilemma ahead of national elections from the Thessaloniki Forest, where he spoke last night, noting that citizens will ... The article PASOK's harsh attack on the government: "The only stability is Mitsotakis' chair" was published in NewsIT.
Nikos Androulakis emphasized the need for the country to turn a page, posing the dilemma of "political change or stagnation" while speaking to PASOK executives and friends in Drymos, Thessaloniki. More...
Political change is in our hands, PASOK president Nikos Androulakis told those gathered in the Forest of Thessaloniki. And he cited the example of Brazil, recalling that many rushed to consider that Lula had essentially been out of the game. “But the people revolted,” gave the example of Nikos Androulakis, then linking Brazil with […] The article Nikos Androulakis: “They had written Lula off too…” was originally published on AlphaTV.
Nikos Androulakis spoke to executives and friends of PASOK-Movement for Change in Drymos, Thessaloniki, tonight and stated that the country is at a turning point, where citizens will be asked to choose in the elections political change or stagnation, which is ultimately the result of government policy. “We want the country […]
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