Tsipras' Response to Mitsotakis: "Names and Addresses Now - That's It with the Mud" - The Press Project - News, Analysis, Radio, Television
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Tsipras “explosion” calling on Mitsotakis to speak “with names and addresses” about the “implied” allegations against him regarding the reform of the penal code, otherwise “to stop throwing mud and slandering himself”. Regarding the characterization of “high priest of corruption”, he urges the prime minister to watch the interviews of his nephew, Gr. Dimitriadis, again. The post “That’s it” Tsipras says to Mitsotakis and ends the “joke” with the…
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The fierce confrontation between the government and Alexis Tsipras is being continued by government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis, who, with his announcement, launches a new attack against the former prime minister, accusing him of attempting to make “black and white.” Responding to the video released by Alexis Tsipras, in which he called on Kyriakos Mitsotakis to reveal “names […] The post Marinakis against Tsipras on the Penal Codes: “It’s not a …
The Prime Minister had asked the president of ELAS to answer which bills he had paid off in 2019, when he closed Parliament to pass the penal codes.
Alexis Tsipras gives a strong response to Kyriakos Mitsotakis, on the occasion of the prime minister's references to the characterization of the "high priest of corruption" and the reform of the Criminal Code in 2019. The former prime minister calls on K. Mitsotakis to present specific evidence for what he accuses him of, while launching sharp criticisms about Grigoris Dimitriadis and the changes made to the Criminal Code during the New Democrac…
The president of the Greek Left Front, Alexis Tsipras, gave a personal response to Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, in a videotaped statement. In it, he states: “Mr. Mitsotakis wondered today why I called him the high priest of corruption. All he has to do is watch again the interviews of his nephew, Mr. Dimitriadis, who, until he took the bullet on his behalf, […]
"So instead of mud, he should speak with evidence. Names and addresses," he replied to the "cash on bills" accusations made by K. Mitsotakis. The article Tsipras Attacks Mitsotakis: "Why Did I Call Him the High Priest of Corruption? Let Him See His Nephew's Interviews" appeared first on Documento.
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