Skertsos Against Tsipras for the 2019 Criminal Code: "He Should Explain to the Victims Why He Chose Greater Leniency for the Perpetrators"

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On the occasion of the debate that has opened on the changes to the Penal Code during the SYRIZA government, Akis Skertsos emphasized in his post that “when Alexis Tsipras talks about legality, he thinks he is addressing lotus eaters.” The Minister of State emphasizes that the debate on legality should be based, as he states, “primarily on articles and actions,” in order to record “who stands next to the vulnerable and the victims in practice a…

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Minister of State accuses former Prime Minister of more lenient sentences for serious crimes – “Let’s talk about who stands by the victims and who is actually patronizing the perpetrators”

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"When Alexis Tsipras talks about legitimacy, he believes he is addressing lotus eaters who have no memory of his life and state as prime minister," the Minister of State said in a post.

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Minister of State, Akis Skertsos, launched an attack on Alexis Tsipras in a post on the occasion of the changes to the Criminal Code that were enacted in 2019 during the SYRIZA government.

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Akis Skertsos, commenting on Alexis Tsipras, points out that the discussion about legality must be based on actions and raises the question of whether SYRIZA would vote today to convert serious offenses from felonies to misdemeanors.

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Akis Skertsos accused Alexis Tsipras of making changes to the Criminal Code during his government that led to more favorable treatment of perpetrators of serious crimes.