The president of the Spartans today spoke about an “unfortunate moment” today, Vasilis Stigasreferring to what he had said from the House of House about “Greek Mafia” and blackmail in his party, “photographing”, then, in the Golden Dawn case, Elias Kassidiaris.
In particular, Mr Stykas, recalled today what he had complained from the House steptestifying to the trial of the 11 former and current MPs of his party, who are accused of deceiving voters with a moral perpetrator Elias Kassidiaris and a lawyer.
It is recalled that after Mr Stiga’s complaints The investigation was carried out by the Supreme Court prosecutor, Georgia Landlineand then the case was led to the audience with the defendants of 11 former and current Spartans, a lawyer and Elias Kassidiaris, who is even at the hearing today.
The trial for this case began today at the Court of Appeal after three postponements and first in the step was taken to testify by Mr Stykas, who is also the only witness of the whole case.
“That day on my rage I said the well -known words about greek mafia. When I testified to the Mrs Landless I did not name any MP for illegal actions. I believe that every Member is obliged to carry out the parliamentary work, “Mr Stykas said during his court in court to add:” Then we talked and resolved the misunderstandings. And then we did quite well. ”
The Spartans president then received questions from the court.
- Chairman: Didn’t they want to overturn you to get any other leader come in?
- Moment: Not that was pulled, extra -parliamentary they wanted it. There was hate for us Spartans
- Chairman: For complaints that there are some Members who visit Mr Kassidiaris in prison and taking instructions what do you have to deposit?
- Moment: I had told Mrs Landless that I had a lot of pressure. I was accepting many phone calls, informing me that they were doing some things. After all, however, because there were some discussions that had not been done. In times of intensity, some things can be said to an excessive degree. It turned out that they had nothing to do with.
- Prosecutor: Do your complaints apply that party members are guided by Mr Kassidiaris?
- Moment: Under no circumstances.
Elsewhere in his testimony, Mr Stykas spoke of a “ruthless war” which, he said, accepted after his election by extra -parliamentary agents.
Among other things, he said: “From the first days I was under pressure from extra -parliamentary agents, they were either individual citizens or supposedly or real journalists. I was accepting a ruthless war. All this pressure was expected to influence MPs and the surroundings. All of this was causing me pressure to say “Stiying your statute is perforated we will go to the prosecutor …”. I was accepting heavy insults. There was a journalist who was finding me before the election and after my election he said “Dude Santa Claus to put me a spokesman for me …”. There was an unbearable pressure and reports that said the stigma had found them with ND. This was a problem with Members. There were other publications that created more tension with the Members. They said that the stigas took a million from the Mitsotakis family … there was a terrifying pressure. ”
The Spartans president referred to Elias Kassidiaris to argue that the only communication he had with him was in the elections he wished him good luck. Since then, he said, he has not spoken with him again.
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