Tsipras' Response to Mitsotakis on the Criminal Codes: They Were Drafted by a Legislative Committee, Not the SYRIZA Government
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"Doing as always with black, white chose to respond to Alexis Tsipras' actions," stressed Pavlos Marinakis in a statement. The government spokesman's response came on the occasion of the statement made earlier by Alexis Tsipras, asking the prime minister "to speak with names and addresses" regarding Mr. Mitsotakis' reports of "letters" that the former prime minister repaid through the reform of the Criminal Code in 2019. Deceiving Mr. Tsipras, P…
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PentapostagmaThe 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.
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.
The political confrontation between the government and the Greek Left Alliance is intensifying over the criminal codes. Alexis Tsipras urges the Maximos Palace to give names, with the government spokesman responding that the mudslinging attacks will not go unanswered, but we are not criminalizing the cases. The article Pre-election polarization - Tough clashes was originally published on AlphaTV.
The political conflict between the government and Alexis Tsipras over the Penal Code passed in 2019 is escalating, with government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis responding to the former prime minister's comments in an interview that it is a "funny case." During a briefing for political editors, Mr. Marinakis strongly criticized the ... More www.ertnews.gr
Alexis Tsipras launched a new attack on Kyriakos Mitsotakis from Paris, on the occasion of the prime minister's references to corruption issues and the sharp criticism of the reform of the Penal Codes during the SYRIZA government. The former prime minister accused Kyriakos Mitsotakis of bringing back the debate on corruption in order to distract from economic and social problems, making
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