Although he insisted that his party’s goal is to win the New Democracy in the national elections, PASOK President, Nikos Androulakiseven yesterday he gave a clear mark on his intentions the day after an election in which his party would have theoretical level secure the first. But not the ability to form a government.
As self -sufficiency today constitutes an unrealistic scenario for all political parties, Nikos Androulakis in an interview with the Delphi Economic Forum was limited to commenting that there is no culture of partnerships in our country and that PASOK has a great deal of differences with each other. That is, with the New Democracy from the right of PASOK, with which he said he has fundamental differences in important areas of politics such as in the health sector and with other parties in the progressive space from his left for which he identified major differences in institutional issues. PASOK’s president implied that his party was inability to cooperate for important program reasons which he did not develop in more detail due to limited time.
But he also said it matters to the criticism he receives for the low -rise in the opposition that PASOK’s stance on the handling of the Tempe tragedy was completely different from the rest of the parties, as it was implied by its proposal.
However, the finding that he finally signed with three other parties, including the freedom of Zoe Konstantopoulou, commented that the text was PASOK, so the other sides came closer to Harilaou Trikoupi’s proposal without the need for the opposition.
At a time when PASOK is going through a crucial turning point in its subsequent course and how the party leadership rhetoric will be concentrated in the belief that in the end the Greek people will evaluate their program and stand up to him. Indeed, this is a field in which he considers the lead over other parties, and for this reason he says that two different government plans will be in essence, the New Democracy and that of PASOK.
At present, Harilaou Trikoupi has not given writing samples on how to attempt the party’s democratic recovery and its return to second place, (first) in front of the Freedom Cruise Party. Possibly the emblematic initiatives for which party executives will be taken shortly after Easter with the help of PASOK’s regional conferences.
Until then, Harilaou Trikoupi is almost certain to suffer the crisis of new turmoil by the decision of the Ethics Committee concerning former Minister Katerina Batzeli, which, as they all show, will be imposed a penalty of at least six months after her statements taken as a person. In particular, Nikos Androulakis’ side believed that the reference to the right pale in question of the former minister’s statements was referring to the scandal of the espionage, which is categorically denied by Batzeli.