AKEL denounces unprecedented institutional diversion through a statement, stressing that "the government of the Coalition today attempted to trick the Parliament in order to obtain approval for the infamous 'Grivas Museum' it wants to create".
He explains that "although last December the majority of the Parliament cut off the relevant line item,[/B] the government, trying to mislead the Parliament, changed the title of the relevant line item and included it in the supplementary budget".
"The government's manipulation was thwarted by an extraordinary amendment tabled today by AKEL in the plenary session, which was supported by DIKO, EDEK, DIPA and the Ecologists. The budget has been blocked and the government will be called to account in Parliament for its action which offends parliamentary institutions, but above all, it offends the historical memory of the Cypriot people," AKEL adds, stressing that: "once again, DISY and ELAM have been left alone to defend the mastermind of the betrayal of our homeland."
"Until when will they attempt to turn history upside down? How much humiliation of institutions on the part of the government for the sake of Grivas? How much provocation at the expense of our people?" asks AKEL.
"The government should find tens of thousands of euros for the memory of Grivas, while the enlightened enslaved Pendadactyl does not let anyone forget him...", it concludes.
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