Tough criticism of the government and personally to Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is unleashed by Evangelos Antonaros By posting on social media, on the occasion of the fire on the painter campus. Mr. Antonaros speaks of ‘state bankruptcy»And appeals to four former prime ministers to intervene.
The fire in Zografou as a symptom of “bankruptcy”
Obviously puzzled by the image of fire within the urban web of Athens, in the area Kattechaki and MesogeionEvangelos Antonaros emphasizes that the fire on the painter’s campus, which also threatens Papagos, is an indisputable sign. “When they happen in a capital of European country that is also an international popular tourist destination, state bankruptcy is obvious“, He writes.
Mr Antonaros accuses the Prime Minister of delays and wrong priorities in fire protection. He says Mr Mitsotakis received “with a lot of pride personally new firefighters boasting like a gypsy sketch»Just two weeks ago, the moment when ‘It was burning from the heat the country” He argues that supplies had to be made for years and that part of the billions of “provocatively over -priced” digitization “in many unnecessary services” should have been made available for “Timely purchase of fire flying means” Concludes that ‘all with delay. All to pocket hundreds of millions of the day. And much less than the required».
Characterizes the government ‘unable to deal with current problems“And the prime minister” toxic and dangerous “, noting that when he is criticized, he is” counteracting talking about toxicity “.
Appeal to former prime ministers for a “common ultimatum”
In the background of this criticism, Evangelos Antonaros addresses “personal appeal»To four former parliamentary prime ministers: Kostas Karamanlis, George Papandreou, Antonis Samaras and Alexis Tsipras. Invites them to “consult with each other absolutely necessary and put a common ultimatum to Mitsotakis».
Mr Antonaros emphasizes the need to “overcome reservations and personal competitions and to lift the circumstances”. Believes that today’s prime minister ‘has lost popular support long ago“And how his parliamentary majority”exists only on paper».
In conclusion, Mr Antonaros warns of the dangers of the Prime Minister’s stay in power: “Every day that remains in power, it undermines the future of the country, exposes society to the unimaginable dangers, povers the average Greek. For the benefit of a handful of his friends” Calls for ‘Initiative now. Before it is too late“, Stressing that ‘Weather for Lost No».
This photo is not from an exotic space away from us.
It is in the urban web of Athens. Katechaki and Mediterranean. Fire on the painter campus. It threatens the Papagou area.When they happen in a capital of European country that is and…
– Evangelos A. Antonaros (@evangantonaros) July 28, 2025