"For nine whole years, those in power have been building communication fiestas and fostering illusions among citizens" says AKEL. "Today, when their policy choices on the Cyprus problem and energy are collapsing like a house of cards, they are fleeing in disorderly fashion. In vain, AKEL warned about the dangers of backtracking on the Cyprus problem and the illusions they were fostering about energy plans."
As Aristos Damianou says in a written statement. Anastasiades tells the newspaper 'Kathimerini' today, after the apparent withdrawal of US support for the EastMed pipeline, that he and his colleagues will consider other options, avoiding apologizing for this political failure as well. Neophytou, in a full-page interview with the newspaper 'Phileleftheros', talked about everything but carefully avoided naming the solution he will pursue. After all, his flirtation with foreign so-called 'new ideas' is well known.
At the same time, he notes, "forgetting that he is the leader of the ruling party and that he warmly supported all the political decisions and manipulations of Mr. Anastasiades and Mr. Christodoulides on the Cyprus issue, wearing the costume of the presidential candidate, he suddenly criticizes on the issue of the settlement of Famagusta those who made assessments "that Turkey's moves are a flare", taking a picture of Mr. Unfortunately for Cyprus, Mr. Anastasiades, Mr. Neophytou and Mr. Christodoulides can rightly be described as the troika of failure in the management of the Cyprus problem."
"Unfortunately for Cyprus, Mr. Anastasiades, Mr. Neophytou and Mr. Christodoulides can rightly be described as the troika of failure in the management of the Cyprus problem. It is for these and many other reasons that AKEL will lead, together with opposition forces, the effort for progressive change in the governance of the country. To restore hope, dignity and perspective," he concludes.
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