When we say that someone wants to kill our children, and we want this to be investigated, we say names, the Deputy Minister reiterated by the Prime Minister and a government spokesman, Paul Marinakisplaced during the debate in the plenary of the House, on the bill on “enhancing publicity and transparency in the print and electronic press”.
“I say this again, because there are many who are good -natured in this room to cut what we say: I have complete respect for a mother who has lost her child and we have every reason not to be negative about something that is said in public dialogue. Greece is a country that has democracy, has institutions and has justice. When someone comes out and says that “anyone and even the prime minister of the country – not because we think he is” someone “, but because the citizens have voted for him – and his family came to threaten me through someone”, we owe – not where Mrs. Constantopoulou said, Mr. Marinakis wondered.
“When we say, then, that someone wants to kill us our children and we want to be investigated we say names. And that has nothing to do with a mother who has lost her child. The respect is great, but we cannot throw mud at the fan, that is, not to say names. So mud in the fan … It’s very simple, so it’s very sensitive. So mud the politicians, such as Mrs Constantopoulou, who get something that a mother said and say such a serious complaint against the prime minister, that it is obvious – and I responded to the House – has nothing to do with all this by the government,