“There was an extremely authoritarian prime minister who lied”
Panos Routsi’s case spoke on Saturday morning 11/10 in his television interview by Adonis Georgiadis while also referring to Alexis Tsipras, accusing him of “proved to be overly authorized”.
In an interview with ERTnews’ 5 weekend, the Minister of Health referred to the great progress of transplants in Greece and was placed on the Tempe case, the attitude of justice towards the hunger’s strike’s request Panos Rucci.
From Kalamata where an International Conference on Transplants was held yesterday, Mr. Georgiadis referred to the warm way in which citizens embrace the relevant initiative of the Ministry of Health for organ donation. “We have made enormous progress. We have gone from one record to another, “he noted, thanking the citizens who respond positively to the National Transplantation Organization’s invitation to become donors. “Within a week, volunteer donor enrollments reached 10,000, when they did not exceed 2,000 each year.”he emphasized.
Making special reference to Alexis Tsipras’ interview and his statements about “shock of honesty, justice and democracy”, Mr. Georgiadis responded sharply: “Novartis came to my mind. Now we know that the witnesses used by the Tsipras government have been convicted as false witnesses. Mr Tsipras owes an apology to all of us who have plagued. “
“He never let his party stand on his feet,” he said of Tsipras
Speaking to broadcast reporters, Dimitris Kotaridis and Nina Kasimatis, the Minister of Health, he continued the attack on Mr Tsipras, who recently resigned by a MP saying: “The Prime Minister of Novartis, who has all fallen into the courts? Come Christ and Our Lady. ” At the same time, commenting on developments in SYRIZA – Progressive Adonis Georgiadis argued that Alexis Tsipras “proved to be overly authorized”.
In particular, as he said, ‘He never let his party stand on his feet. Once he resigned, he constantly mixed. With a rhythm -type movements, he has destroyed every possible successor – Achsioglou, Kasselakis, Famello. He is now waiting for him to glorify him to return, “he said.
Asked if he considers Tsipras a threat to the New Democracy, he replied: “I can’t imagine any center that would vote for Mr Tsipras. Everyone knows him anymore. He was an extremely authoritarian prime minister who lied and ruled with ANEL. “
Asked about the Antonis Samaras’ absence From a recent event, attended by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Kostas Karamanlis, Mr. Georgiadis avoided commenting on saying that “it would be beautiful to be there and Mr. Samaras. He decided not to be. I don’t know why, he has not made a statement. It is his personal decision. “
Concerning the criticism that he admits “he is constantly quarreling in the House”, Mr Georgiadis said: “The viewers judge me. I am proud of my work in the House. I highlighted the inconsistencies of the opposition. The confrontation with Ms Perka over the ship in Gaza has had a huge appeal on social media, which shows that the Greeks understand who is working on them. “
Speaking about Greek activists who participated in the Gaza and arrested and arrested by Israeli forces described her as described as “This case was nationally dangerous and deeply acting. It was an impression move. “
Referring to the case of hunger striker Panos Routsi, who succeeded in accepting justice to take toxicological examinations in his 22 -year -old son’s body, the minister said: “I haven’t done any charges towards Mr Routsi. I have tried as Minister of Health to ensure that his health would not happen. He is a father who lost his child and we treat him with respect. Otherwise, Mrs Konstantopoulou, who is our political opponent. ” At the same time, he said that his lawyer and leader of the Freedom of Freedom knows that, as he said, “nothing will be found” by arguing that Its main goal was to delay the start of the trial.
Talking about the railway Tempi accident Mr Georgiadis argued that “in 23 days the Greek justice has changed its original decision”, which he argues. “He had discreet treatment” by justice and not “that he was delayed”.
Asked about the forthcoming court ruling by society, when the trial for Tempi is completed, Mr Georgiadis replied: “It will not be accepted by the whole. When some relatives and politicians say that they do not trust justice, they are building a narrative for the next day. “
In response to the theories of the concealment of the Tempi tragedy, he argued: “There is no conspiracy. There is a tragic human mistake. One commander was wrong, the drivers did not understand what was happening and two trains collided. This caused the deaths of 57 people. Tragic accidents occur all over the world. “