One at home, another in search of a job and another at an electoral conference.
Where will he find the three main candidates for the Presidency of the Republic in case of an electoral failure?
This was a question posed during tonight's second debate by Emilia Kenevezou.
HERE ARE THE MAIN POINTS OF THE 2nd DEBATE
Answering the question in order, Nikos Christodoulides said that if he does not succeed in the election, the next day will find him looking for a job in the private sector. "I believe I will find a decent job," he noted. And he said he is not interested in becoming mayor - as has been rumored in recent days - or a member of the European Parliament. "If I wanted to secure Nikos Christodoulides, believe me I could do it, I did not do it consciously," he said."
Andreas Mavroyiannis said that if he is not elected, the next day will find him at home, noting that he will have the opportunity to do things he loves like reading and writing. "I have so many things to do in my life, running for office I experience as a debt to my place," he said. He noted that he is an elected member of the International Law Commission of the United Nations, "so I will not miss the work, unfortunately," he said.
As for Averof Neophytou, he replied that he is running as a candidate to win the elections. "You know my CV, a lifetime of handling crises. I will not be vague," he said. But in case he fails to do so and in response to what he will do if he does not make it to the second round, he replied that he will appeal to his party members as stipulated in the constitution and seek a mandate renewal, leading the party to an elective convention. "Of course I will go to an electoral congress, immediately" he clarified.
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