The President contributes to Turkey's disengagement, says G. Kolokasidis on reference to "open wound" "This attitude is not only remarkable as a psychological phenomenon. It is unacceptable as a political choice."
The President of the Republic has contributed to the disassociation of Turkey and the partial incrimination of the Greek side by talking about an "open wound" in Cyprus but not about how it was caused, Presidential candidate George Kolokasidis said in a written statement commenting on President Anastasiades' presence at the EU-NATO dinner in Madrid.
"Because when the culpable invader is covered up and with our help the Cyprus problem is turned into a bi-communal dispute, then it is automatically concluded that the responsibility for the impasse should be shared between the two communities. This attitude is not only remarkable as a psychological phenomenon. It is unacceptable as a political choice."
In his written statement, Kolokasidis believes that "President Anastasiades has ceased to function as a representative of the Republic of Cyprus to the international community" and "is now a representative of foreigners to the Republic of Cyprus and its people."
"He is trying to convince us that the national problem is outdated and our demands for justice are anachronistic. It is a wonder if the President ever feels guilty about this criminal attitude," he says. Fortunately there are national commemorations to defuse some repressed patriotic feelings, the presidential candidate concludes his statement.
Source: CNA
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