Reply to what the Alexis Tsipras For the publication of the practices of the 2012 political leaders’ meeting by then President Karolos Papoulias, the Presidency of the Republic.
The Presidency of the Republic reiterates its negative response, following Mr Tsipras’ new statements on the publication of the practices of the Council of Political Leaders of 6 July 2015.
According to the announcement, the meeting of 13 May 2012 was formally integrated into the constitutional process of Article 37 for the formation of a government, and not an informal meeting on a national issue.
“The Council of Political Leaders is an informal body, it is not provided for in the Constitution and the ones are confidential,” the presidency emphasizes, stressing that “nothing has ever been made public by similar, similar meetings of the past.”
The whole announcement:
In his announcement, former Prime Minister A. Tsipras reminds us that the late President of the Republic Karolos Papoulias has released the minutes of the meeting of the political leaders of May 13, 2012.
However, the meeting of 13 May 2012 concerned the direct implementation of the Constitution and in particular Article 37 (3), according to which:
“If the exploratory orders do not commit, the President of the Republic calls on the leaders of the parties and, if confirmed, the inability to form the confidence of the House, it seeks to form governance by all parties in the House.”
Consequently, we do not have a meeting of the informal council of political leaders on a critical national issue, such as the July 6, 2015 meeting, but a meeting of a completely different body provided for in the Constitution on the formation of a government.
The Council of Political Leaders is an informal body, it is not provided for in the Constitution and the ones are confidential and so far has never been publicized by corresponding, similar meetings of the past.
Marinakis in Tsipras: He has the right to rebranding for himself but the story will not rewrite her
Earlier, the Deputy Minister under the Prime Minister and government spokesman, Pavlos Marinakis, said that “Mr Tsipras has the right to do as rebranding as he wishes for himself, but the story will not rewrite it.”
“Ten years after the dramatic days of 2015, when the country was on the brink of the cliff with his adventurous referendum, Mr Tsipras of Capital Controls and his closed banks, his irrevocably convicted ministers for heavy offenses, his co -ordination, of history, “the government spokesman says.
“Ten years later, Greece is moving forward. With unemployment at the lowest level of the last 17 years, the economy is growing twice as high as the rest of Europe, our borders, land and sea, strictly but fairly stored, our defensive shielding and diplomatic capital, With confidence, stability and optimism, ”says Marinakis.
“We have a lot of ‘wounds’ to close, but we will not go back to the darkest days, politically’ rinse ‘the fatal protagonists of these days, with Mr Tsipras’ first among them,” the government spokesman concludes.
“Who’s afraid of the truth for 2015?”
Preceded by Alexis Tsipras’ post for the his decision President of the Republic Constantine Tasoula not to be given Publicity of the Political Leaders’ Summit the following day referendum of 2015.
Posting on Facebook that began with the question “Who’s afraid of the truth about ’15?”, The former SYRIZA president said he had asked for the publication of the practices “because for ten years of propaganda and distortion of truth. And why, I think, the time for this historical period to be valued soberly. Perhaps the most difficult for our country from the postwar then. And the best way is to talk with documents and not with propaganda constructions. “
“Some people do not fit the truth. Propaganda suits them. As if it did not go bankrupt in 2009, but in 2015. They are the ones who today continue the exact same policy as exactly the same methods that led us to bankruptcy, “said Alexis Tsipras.
The whole post by Alexis Tsipras:
Who is afraid of the truth about ’15?
The day before yesterday I asked for a letter to the publication of the practices of the critical meeting of political leaders the day after the referendum on July 6, 2015.
Because ten years of propaganda and distortion of truth is enough.
And why, I think, the time for this historical period to be valued soberly. Perhaps the most difficult for our country from the postwar then.
And the best way is to talk with documents and not with propaganda constructions.
The argument that the minutes of the Councils of Political Chiefs are secret and therefore non -disclosed, is eulogy. Everyone, I imagine, will remember that the late Karolos Papoulias released the complete minutes of the meeting of political leaders on May 13, 2012.
I wonder why today there could not be the agreement of the political leaders who were involved or the parties, so that what was said to be said, to bring the truth to the light and to draw their own conclusions.
The answer is obvious: because some are not convenient for the truth. Propaganda suits them.
The insistence on counting the history of the country since January ’15.
As if the Hellenic Republic was founded.
As if there were no responsibilities for her bankruptcy.
As if it didn’t go bankrupt in 2009, but in 2015.
They are the ones who today continue the same policy, with exactly the same methods that led us to bankruptcy.
With illegal subsidies.
By splitting public money into days.
With the customer state.
With rusk and frightening corruption.
By the depreciation of justice.
With the constant effort to fool European institutions and to overcome European funds.
Those who used the slogan to stay in Europe in ’15 are the ones who are constantly removing us from Europe.
And before 2009 and today.
They are the ones who have turned our country’s relationship with Europe to its prosecutors. And they have led us to the bottom of the 27th in terms of comparing the per capita income or purchasing power of households.
They have led to the Balkanization of Greece: glaring inequalities, customer state, corruption, inactivation of institutions.
The deep state that is supposed to fight is the same.
It’s their company.
They are their practices.
The practices that built a stolen regime.
Those who, when they led us to the tragedy of bankruptcy in 2009, called them: “We ate them together.”
No, then, strangers were not blamed for the country’s drama. The responsibility was purely Greek.
And this responsibility – though we had no share of her – we were patiently from ’15 to ’19, to unleash the future.
It’s a shame that for six years now we’ve filled mud and clouds again everywhere. From those who, with their propaganda, attempted and attempted to load our own responsibility for the country’s bankruptcy.
So, because they are afraid of the truth about ’15:
Because truth is not only an obstacle to perpetuating their narrative of yesterday, but mainly obstacle to the perpetuation of their power today and tomorrow. “
