“Down the hands of Mitsotakis” shouted by citizens
Parliamentary elections will be held in two years and the New Democracy will win them too, the prime minister said. Kyriakos Mitsotakis, At the beginning of his speech at a gathering of citizens in Eptalofos Ambelokipi Square.
In the square, Mr. Mitsotakis walked, talked to citizens in coffee. As soon as he took the floor he thanked the concentrated for the reception and commented:
“It reminds me of a little pre -election climate, but the elections will be held in two years and we will win them too.”
The protesters shouted the slogan “You are and you will be the prime minister.” In this slogan, Mr. Mitsotakis replied: “I think you give here the best answer to a period of very high intensity and toxicity, which I want to believe that it must finally be closed, now that all this conspiracy has been rejected and crushed.”
The protesters shouted “down the hands of Mitsotakis” and the prime minister replied: “Don’t worry I’m in good hands, as you can see, I’m in very good hands.”
‘We are in a very dangerous area with many crises that have erupted at the same time, We do not have the luxury, as a country, of a new internal division, we do not have the luxury of returning to times when we want to leave behind us. “the prime minister said, in his speech
“I would like to remind you that in a few weeks from now, the black anniversary of the tragic referendum is completed, after the banks were closed, which almost drove our country out of the euro and possibly outside the European Union. We left these behind us. Greece’s opinion today counts, Greece is strong, with strong armed forces, with an economy that is constantly improving and with citizens becoming involved in the country’s economic progress. So let’s be patient until the Thessaloniki International Exhibition that we will be with you for the announcements for 2026, but by then do not forget something I had told you last year: That the more the economy goes well, the dividend of growth will return to those who need it more. “the prime minister stressed.