Government spokesman Yannis Economou, among others, referred to the issue of the upcoming elections, stressing that they will take place near the end of the four-year term,[/B] but adding meaningfully that "I don't think anyone will blame us for 2 or 3 months earlier".
Yannis Economou said that the election procedures will take place from spring onwards, reiterating that it is absolutely feasible for New Democracy to achieve the goal of self-reliance
"The elections will take place near the end of the four-year term", the government spokesman asserted, speaking to ERT. "The elections will be held in 2023 as close to the end of the four-year term as possible."
"I think from spring onwards everyone realizes that we are likely to have the elections given that we will have a election that will probably be a two-round election."
"Citizens must choose for the next day"
"The ballot box is one and national, citizens from the first ballot box must choose for the next day," he said, describing both elections as decisive.
"The Southwest will claim the mandate of a clear self-reliant government, he said of post-election cooperation scenarios. "Our goal is a self-reliant government." "The conditions we are living in require decisions that are courageous and that integrate and rally broader social majorities behind them. Asked about this, he said that "with the Hellenic Solution there is no possibility of cooperation."
"There are currently no indications that do not allow us to be optimistic - especially when the dilemmas in the electoral process will be posed very directly - that in the environment of the enhanced proportional representation, the Southwest will manage to form a self-reliant government, with all that this implies."
"There are currently no indications that do not allow us to be optimistic, especially when the dilemmas in the electoral process will be posed very directly.
"The answers about governments and prime ministers are given by the people," the government spokesman also asserted.
What he said about the wiretapping
The government spokesman also referred to the wiretapping case, noting that "we want no shadow to remain" while adding that the prime minister will be in parliament next Thursday and "will answer for everything."
As he said: "On malicious software, a modern framework was submitted to Parliament that makes it universally illegal to use, exploit and produce it within Greek territory, restoring legal provisions that had been abolished by the previous government.
First of all, we want no shadow to be left on this case. In these cases, what is the role of a government? To do Poirot or Javert or institutionally to trust the tools and structures of the state?"
Source: in.gr
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