Nikos Androulakis’ visit to Tenedos at the end of July, where he attended the Divine Liturgy of the Church of Agia Paraskevi, at the invitation of the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, seems to have bothered circles in Turkey. The Thrace Minority newspaper, Millet, which expresses the positions of the Turkish Consulate, attacked PASOK’s leader with an article in its online edition.
The columnist argues that the PASOK president “claims to be left, but speaks to the far -right language at every opportunity”. He accuses him of using a transnational speech in the chaplain of the Holy Temple and turned the event into a policy that overshadowed the spiritual dimension of the ceremony.
The columnist attributes to minority members and anonymous commentators the toughest expressionswriting, among other things, that “Androulakis pulls out the democratic mask he wore in the European Parliament and speaks with” Hitler “historical obsessions, and that” a political formation that does not recognize our elected muftis in his own country and manages our mosques with appointed officials. “
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