Pierrakakis in Parliament: The History of the Funds Has Tsipras' Personal Signature and Cannot Be Rewritten or Erased
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The once-powerful political duo of Mitsotakis and Tsipras is back in the spotlight with the 2019 Criminal Codes and the exchange of harsh accusations of corruption and collusion. The new confrontation is reminiscent of conflicts from the past, with the prime minister attempting to rekindle the anti-SYRIZA front and Alexis Tsipras choosing a head-on clash with Kyriakos Mitsotakis. Alexis Tsipras’ reference to Kyriakos Mitsotakis as the “high pr…
The government spokesman raises the question of why the scientific proposals for the Criminal Code were not discussed in Parliament during the 4.5 years of SYRIZA rule, but were submitted shortly before the elections.
Hard rock from Alexis Tsipras that dramatically raises the opposition tone by targeting Kyriakos Mitsotakis as "never before had the country become the best client of the European Public Prosecutor's Office". The post Alexis Tsipras: The country is sinking into corruption with Kyriakos Mitsotakis as the high priest of corruption appeared first on in.gr.
New Marinakis - ELAS Feud: "Ask Kontonis About the Codes" - "Who Are You Washing Away? Shut It Down"
The government-ELAS confrontation over the criminal codes is intensifying, with the government spokesman repeating the "bills that SYRIZA paid off" in 2019 with the criminal codes and...More...
New tension in the political confrontation between the government and Alexis Tsipras is caused by the 2019 Criminal Codes and the sharp criticism of the "bills" that
Alexis Tsipras described Kyriakos Mitsotakis as “the high priest of corruption” in his speech in Kalamata on Monday afternoon at “Rex”, where he stressed that the stakes of the upcoming elections are “corruption or honesty”. The president of the Greek Left Front spoke standing up, among the crowd, attempting a more direct communication, which paid off, as […] The post Tsipras’ frontal attack on Mitsotakis from Kalamata: “High priest of corruptio…
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