Government Sources Against Androulakis on the Cable: "It Would Be Good to Be Informed About What the Prime Minister Has Said Previously" - iefimerida.gr
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Government sources are commenting in a scathing manner on what Nikos Androulakis said in Parliament today about the Greece-Cyprus cable. As government sources report, the next time the PASOK president wants to ask questions in Parliament, it would be a good idea for him to be informed beforehand by his associates about what the prime minister has already said publicly. Especially when it comes to foreign policy issues. Today, late at noon, Mr. A…
Government sources gave a harsh response to PASOK president Nikos Androulakis for his intervention in Parliament regarding the French verb...
Government sources are giving Nikos Androulakis a harsh response for his intervention in Parliament regarding the French verbal communication on the Greece-Cyprus electricity interconnection. They accuse the PASOK president of raising questions that Kyriakos Mitsotakis had already answered, a few hours earlier, at the Greece Talks conference, while they also bring back the Prime Minister’s sharp […]
Government sources are criticizing Nikos Androulakis, accusing him of asking Parliament questions about the French verbal communication regarding the Greece-Cyprus electrical interconnection, which had already been answered by Kyriakos Mitsotakis. The Prime Minister, they emphasize, clarified that the information provided to Turkey by the French side does not create a legal precedent nor does it constitute […] The article Government sources agai…
"If Mr. Mitsotakis had given adequate answers, Mr. Androulakis would not have raised the questions in Parliament, where the Prime Minister has recently been permanently absent and hiding," comments PASOK in a response it issued to government sources. It repeats the questions raised by the leader of the main opposition in Parliament: "The verbal ... More www.ertnews.gr
"The next time the PASOK president wants to ask questions in Parliament, it would be a good idea for him to be informed beforehand by his associates about what the prime minister has already said publicly. Especially when it comes to foreign policy issues," government sources report.
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