Government-Opposition War Against the Backdrop of France: Sdoukou's Attack on Tsipras and the Battle

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Social calm must be preserved in Greece, no matter how much some people want the opposite, stressed ND spokesperson Alexandra Sdoukou. Speaking to SKAI, OPEN TV and Alpha Radio 98.9, she also referred to the Summit’s acceptance of the issues raised by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis. “The images from France are reminiscent of incidents in Greece 15 years ago” Asked about the developments in France, the spokesperson pointed out that “the image…

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The government targets Alexis Tsipras with sharp accusations of "bahalization", while he condemns the violence and speaks of the need to assert himself

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The parties are taking battle positions in advance with a fierce fight between the government and ELAS with the Government Spokesperson pointing his arrows at Alexis Tsipras, accusing him of having invested in "bahalization" and populism in the past and that now there is no clear no to the incidents. Alexis Tsipras states that violence is not a solution but assertion is a solution. At the same time, the fight over the aversion of an ELAS officer…

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A fierce confrontation between the government and the Greek Left Alliance has erupted over the unrest in France. The government is trying to exploit the protests, notes PASOK. The article Greek versus French - Against the backdrop of the incidents was originally published on AlphaTV.

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The government is calling on the opposition to take a clear position by saying "no" to the incidents and chaos, against the backdrop of the dramatic developments in France. Pavlos Marinakis accused A. Tsipras of investing in situations of the past that Greece has left behind. As the government spokesman stated: "he did not rebrand, he used a time machine ... More www.ertnews.gr

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The assessment that New Democracy is attempting to politically exploit the violent incidents in France, highlighting the risk of similar situations in Greece.