For his new life, his future plans in politics and relations with Kyriakos Mitsotakisbut also the viral super “internationalist”, the Kostas Bakoyannis In the broadcast Direct with George Eugenides to protothema.gr. The former mayor of Athens did not hide his distress for the election result of 2023saying that the defeat was a difficult personal time, however, “if you do not lose politics, you are not going forward.” He also referred to ‘Long walk“, While he has been severely criticized in his successor Harry Duke: “Haris Doukas used to say that he would be devoted to Athens and it is clear that he is treating the municipality as a part time job. I find that Athens is currently headless. “
“Learned to hear everything”
Referring to the super ‘internationalist’ on ERT that was very commented social mediaKostas Bakoyannis: “I do not have a persecution syndrome. I am learned and I know that someone who is exposed to public life will hear everything and should accept it all. Even the overwhelming. “
The next day and the political ambitions
Asked about his future and the possibility of his involvement in the central political scene, Kostas Bakoyannis left all the possibilities open. He said he has not yet taken any decision but “I have not been scared in my life.” As for his relationship with Kyriakos Mitsotakis, he described it as “excellent”.
The international chessboard and the new reality
“There have been times when we had economic, political and ideological differences with America. It is the first time that all three have gathered at the same point. We’re talking about the perfect storm. This means that Europe must finally become adult, “he said, adding, however, that” one of the good news of recent weeks is that we are showing to discover a European patriotism. ” Special reference made to the need to re -evaluate Greek foreign policy in the light of new data: “What we know we have to forget. We need to look at the basic work assumptions from the beginning. I’m not just talking about Turkey But for all fronts. B.C. The security we have had that if something happened to Turkey we can rely on some intervention on the other side of the Atlantic. We can no longer be sure of it, “he noted.
