Alexis Tsipras: “Mitsotakis Will Not Have a Third Four-Year Term”
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Former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras stressed the need for political change, calling the Greek Left Party and PASOK “competitors, not rivals”, while categorically ruling out the possibility of a co-government with New Democracy. He set as an electoral goal the first to create a progressive government and emphasized issues of punctuality, economics, foreign policy and justice.
Describing his post-election strategy, Alexis Tsipras said his first aim would be to explore the possibility of forming a progressive government if parliamentary affiliations allowed it.
The assessment that Kyriakos Mitsotakis will not secure a third government term and that the next government will be progressive was expressed by Alexis Tsipras in ... The article Alexis Tsipras: "Mitsotakis will not have a third four-year term" - "We are competitors, not rivals with the progressive forces of the country" was published in NewsIT.
From Crete, the former prime minister announced that Kyriakos Mitsotakis "will not have a third four-year term," appeared ready for second ballots and explained why he is keeping a low profile towards PASOK.
"There will be no limits on the functioning of the judiciary to investigate major scandals," Alexis Tsipras said. Alexis Tsipras expressed his assurance that Kyriakos Mitsotakis will not have a third four-year term in an interview he gave to Kriti TV, ruling out the possibility of a coalition government with New Democracy. "Whatever the election result, our first concern, if "the beans come out", to put it in layman's terms, is to explore the po…
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