The president of SYRIZA-PS, SocratesDuring a meeting of the KO, he launched a fierce attack on the government of Kyriakos Mitsotakis, referring to a “anti -populist, unfair, inexplicable, corrupt and dipped in scandals”. He called for an immediate election to raise a progressive government, stressing that “no more” and that the strengthening of SYRIZA-PS is a prerequisite for political change. He described as the main imprint of the six -year Mitsotakis the “Preliminary Committees and Scandals”.
Mr Famellos referred to SYRIZA’s “Change Page” after a “constructive and companion conference”, which led to a new program, statutes and renewed party organs. He emphasized that those who were expecting division and disintegration were denied, emphasizing the unity and power of the party. He thanked the outgoing executives and wished him good luck to the News, while praising the role of the parliamentary group, which, despite the difficulties and reducing representation, has withstood and produced a substantial parliamentary work.
The SYRIZA President accused the government of depreciating parliamentary procedures and violating the Constitution, referring specifically to the operation of the examination and preliminary committees (Tempi, 717). He stressed that the government seeks to have no democratic dialogue and control. He pointed out that the OPEKEPE scandal is a “top of the iceberg”, revealing a “dark system of interplay” with illegal contracts and aid, involving “senior government officials, ministers and MPs”. He called for the investigation of the scandal in depth, the return of stolen money to the farmers and announced a proposal for a preliminary committee for Messrs. Voridis and Avgenaki
Mr Famellos also criticized other progressive parties. He accused Mr. Androulakis’ PASOK of “lonely isolationalism” and “cooperation” with Mr Mitsotakis through a “sterile and unstoppable offsetting effort” that supplies the government’s “all the same” argument. He also referred to the navigation of freedom, describing it as “a” personal protest party “without program and executives, which functions as a” system of the system “and” anti-SYRIZA front “.
In addition, he expressed his concern about the country’s foreign policy, referring to “defeats” and “retreats” over the last six years, such as the incident with Haftar. It also stood on social issues, such as accuracy, privatization of public goods (education, health, water), rural desolation, State redundancies and increased labor accidents.
Finally, he reiterated that SYRIZA-PS has changed the page and is the “real opponent” of the government, with a “documented applicable reform and overthrow program”. He stressed that the party is in “electoral alert” and will fight for the “political change” required by society, aiming for a “progressive government” that will regenerate Greece. He underlined the difference with the policy of New Democracy, which, he said, “financially and politically bankrupt the country”, as opposed to the SYRIZA government that pulled Greece out of the memorandum “with a clear corridor and society upright”.