ELAS: Has PASOK Set a Goal to Become "Proud" Again and to Once Again Form a Coalition with ND?
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The statement of Vasia Anastasiou, a PASOK official, that she feels “very proud” of the coalition government with New Democracy provoked the reaction of E.L.A.S. The Greek Left Coalition calls, through its announcement, on Nikos Androulakis to clarify whether he shares this specific position. At the same time, it sharply criticizes PASOK for the period of the coalition government with ND and leaves sharp hints about the possibility of repeating…
ELAS comments on the statement of a PASOK executive that it feels “very proud” of the coalition government with ND, asking Mr. Androulakis to clarify his position. The post ELAS: Has PASOK set a goal to become “proud” again and to form a coalition government with ND again? appeared first on in.gr.
Fierce political confrontation between PASOK and the Greek Left Alliance is reflected in the announcements of both parties, with the highlight being Alexis Tsipras' speech and references to past government collaborations. PASOK accuses the former prime minister of attempting to redefine his political image and targeting Charilaou Trikoupi. For its part, E.L.A.S. is asking Nikos Androulakis about his party's stance towards ND, citing a statement …
“PASOK is not disoriented by the attacks it receives from both sides. Every day, PASOK prepares and submits legislative proposals and amendments,” the party’s press spokesman, Costas Tsoukalas, told Mega. In this context, he said that PASOK is preparing “the bills of the next government,” noting that “the 120 installments that the government brings with a […]
“When Mr. Tsipras spent half an hour referring to PASOK with unthinkable attacks, it will not go unanswered.” The article Tsoukalas: PASOK sets the agenda – The escalation of ELAS only benefits ND appeared first on Documento.
Alexis Tsipras takes the political debate to the field of post-election collaborations, directly asking Nikos Androulakis questions about the
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