Attack on opposition parties to tooling the Tempe tragedy was launched by government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis in answering questions about the request for relatives to exhume the corpses of the Tempe tragedy during informing political editors.
Mr Marinakis rejected the accusations that the government had reacted slowly in the case, noting that the first day of the launch of Panos Routsi’s hunger strike, there was the first “human level” support.
He accused the opposition of trying to take advantage of the tragedy: “Where society sees pain, the opposition sees an opportunity to gather votes, play playing, setting up a show.” He spoke of “toxic, problematic, vulgar reaction to the opposition of the opposition” and emphasized: “From the first moment we are human beside a father who has lost his child.”
Mr Marinakis pointed out that, although no responsible for exhumation has been made but there is a reference to the extraterrestrial Rucci, this does not mean that it should not be examined. “It is a matter of justice if it will consider an adequate way of submitting the extradition,” he said, stating that Justice Minister George Floridis “did not betray the prosecutor’s decision”.
He also stressed that the government “is not intervening and will not intervene in justice”, responding to charges of political involvement. “Saying that justice will look at it and decide, without saying what justice will do, has nothing to do with what the opposition and Mr Tsipras says,” he said.
For the speed of justice
Regarding the criticism that justice is delayed to respond to the request, the government spokesman noted: “Justice has its own time. He thinks every request based on facts and legislation. ” He also cited his experience as a lawyer, saying he had seen requests to be answered either in days or in weeks.
He added that “it is not normal to ask for intervention in justice” and accused SYRIZA and Alexis Tsipras of asking for exactly that: “We have reached the point of doing everything equal and similar. Former prime ministers come out and call for intervention to justice. “