Questions to Averof Neophytou and Nikos Christodoulides for what happened in the Parliament, by Mavroyiannis' staff.
As noted, the last session of the plenary session of the House of Representatives was marked by the unacceptable attitude and behavior of individuals and parties. Messrs. Averof Neophytou and Nikos Christodoulides are invited to answer directly and without the usual evasions the following very simple questions. Is the fact that Mr. Christou, former bodyguard of N. Michaloliakos, leader of a criminal organization, against the President of the Cyprus House of Representatives due to his "skillful" handling of the election of Mrs. Demetriou to the position of President of the House of Representatives? Does he understand that it is these manipulations that give the henchmen of Golden Dawn the right to recall the debt and dependence and demand "respect" and reciprocity from the Speaker of the Parliament within the Parliament?
(b) How does Mr. Theopeptou regarding the extension of sex education in schools? How does he comment on the attitude of the leadership of the largest party supporting him, DIKO, and their sudden alliance with the Minister of Education, Mr Prodromou?
(c) What is the position of Mr. Averof Neophytou and Nikos Christodoulides on the vulgar, homophobic and racist statements made from the floor of the House of Representatives by Mr. Themistocleous, former MP of DISY and voluntarily leaving its ranks and later MP of ELAM, who attempted to take Cyprus back to the Middle Ages? And what are their responsibilities for their tolerance or "exploitation" of this MP?
"Cypriot society expects a mea culpa from Mr. Averof Neophytou because his tactics led to the blackmail and bullying of ELAM in the Parliament, insulting the institutions in the worst way.
He also expects the clear position of Mr. N Christodoulides against the law proposal passed on the extension of sexual education of students, without evasion as to the constitutionality or otherwise of the bill.
Finally, he expects both of them to condemn the behaviour of Mr. Themistocles and the racist, homophobic and vulgar things he uttered from the floor of the House of Representatives."
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