Fierce confrontation about HELP and EBZ
To go to court tomorrow, if he wears pants, he was caused by SYRIZA MP P. Polakis, the Minister of Health Ad. Georgiadisin the context of their intense verbal confrontation in Parliament, in the processing of a law on the establishment of the Law of Law under the name “Dietitian-Nutritionist Association”.
As Mr Georgiadis said, tomorrow the lawsuits of Pr. President of HELPNO, St. Bird and his wife, against P. Polaki For slanderous defamation, causing the SYRIZA MP not to hide and not to ask for a new one, the sixth, postponement.
As Mr Georgiadis said, Mr. Poulis was acquitted by Polakis’ accusation for illegal recruitment in HELP, the appeal of Polakis was rejected and tomorrow the court will examine the slanderous defamation and insult of these people. “To date, Mr Pavlos Polakis, you have received five postponements in this case. Tomorrow will you have the pants to go to court or hide, and should we put you in different clothing? [. . .] You will undergo the consequences of your slander Or once again you will show in Greek society that you are a pseudo -moming of style, you are accused of people, and when the Greek justice throws you a “to” hide, go and hide behind your lawyer’s illness? “
With the suggestion of the prosecutor about their guilt, I will go, Mr. Polakis replied, adding that Mr Georgiadis cannot speak of pants, He has found from Samaras to Karamanlis and then licks them.
High tones followed and exchange of harsh expressions:
“You are the Rizil of Crete and where I succeed you,” Mr Georgiadis said, while Mr. Polakis said: You are “far -right” and “be careful not to have a struggle”. As a result, the Chairman of the Social Affairs Committee, G. Stylios, initially requested that a characterization of Mr. Polakis be deleted and, after a while, To discontinue the meeting for five minutes, and inform the President of the House of Representatives, Nikita Kaklamanis.
It is noted that the tension began when Mr Polakis accused Mr Georgiadis that as Minister of Development he had “given the Greek sugar industry to Mr Karathanassis, to a man who then” robbed “it,” stabbed “the factory in Platis, and now they want to.
Mr Georgiadis replied that the investor found by SYRIZA, a Dutchman “who had no scarf to cry”, today is in prison for homicide … Mr. Karathanassis rented the factory from Piraeus Bank, and, as I know,