The government spokesman for the pre -trial proposal of relatives in Tempe who signed up to four parties
“Proposals for pre -trial parties are submitting and signing the Members. Therefore, it is obvious that this announcement was addressed and continues to address the MPs who chose to sign this proposal and submit this proposal, “said government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis, referring to their announcement, claims and their own requests.
Speaking on Alpha 98.9 Radio, Mr. Marinakis said that the government is opposed to the parties “and with this – allow me – sick logic, to exploit people’s pain and tool a national tragedy. People have understood them, realized what has happened all these months, people want truth and not tooling and these parties and MPs who represent them are deeply exposed. “
The government spokesman also noted that this proposal “is a proposal by MPs, which goes beyond any previous limit” and spoke of “a political downhill on such a tragic accident, in a national tragedy, to formulate such accusations that beyond all others, of the country “, while saying that the accusations are” completely unsubstantiated law “. “Except for any logic. And there are some points, because as time goes on we read the proposal and we try to figure out if there is one, even a logic of logic in this proposal, which touches everyone and everything, takes the criminal code and writes offenses just for the proposal to write them.
He added that the relatives of the victims, through their lawyers, have made some requests, and have every right to do so in one position both in legal and substantially, where they have some specific issues and demands, which are absolutely respected and evaluated by justice. “This has nothing to do with political confrontation. But when some of these demands take the political system, a part of the political system that is the opposition, and makes them a proposal for pre -trial, then the controversy is with these Members. “
Referring to the stance of ND MPs on the issue of Mr Karamanlis’ referral, he estimated that the ND proposal would be voted on and there is no issue. “There is no MP of the New Democracy, who will deprive Mr. Karamanlis himself, from the process, from the seriousness of the case, this crisis by the natural judge. So, I think, all this is information that can come to the right, but they have no basis. “
Asked about the ruling of justice on the tragedy in Mati, he said that the government’s standing position is not to comment on court rulings, while pointing out that a SYRIZA government secretary general was convicted and stressed that “here the opposition and the opposition should be a lot more. What does Mr. Androulakis say? That when the hierarchically inferior and even much inferior hierarchical, that is, officials are accused of something, must at least the hierarchical superior to be blamed for the same thing. Doesn’t Mr. Androulakis say? The hierarchical inferior in Tempi are accused of not informing the hierarchical superior. So here is no. So here, what I want to say, which I say again, we do not believe this, but since Mr Androulakis in one case believes that criminal responsibility must be “transferred” to the hierarchical superiors, which will not be the case with no criminal law. It is obviously proven that criminal responsibility, not politics, again, criminal responsibility, is individual. “
Referring to the developments in the Holy Monastery of Ag. Catherine Sinai said it is very important that in the statement, on the Egyptian side, there is an explicit reference that there is no change in the status quo. “And when we refer to a status quo – to give an answer to the responsible PASOK department, Mr Manzos, who has been in a hurry again – means that he is obviously talking about ownership. So; When he talks about no change in the status quo, first of all, he essentially states that they do not consider the Egyptian side that something has changed, ”he said. He added that the government insists on seeking the signing of an agreement that would institutionally solve the issue and stressed that it is obvious that since both the Greek state and the Egyptian is involved, the aim is to be a central agreement, with the aim of preserving the character of the existing status.
Lastly asking if there was a dinner by Archbishop Hieronymus with the Prime Minister, he said: “I have the impression that yes. I’m not rough for the day. It is within the week that has passed us and is another Prime Minister’s meeting with the Archbishop. It is a very close relationship of mutual respect, appreciation on the face, on the part of the Prime Minister, the Archbishop, in the role that the Church has performed over the years – and over time and over the years – and in very difficult times, such as the period of pandemic, which has been quietly supported by our fellow citizens.