SYRIZA President Alexis Tsipras, in his first public statement and a few hours before the meeting of the party’s executive apparatus, took full responsibility for the “denunciation” of Pavlos Polakis.
While attending the conference, he said: “I have decided to impeach and remove Pavlos Polakis from his duties on the SYRIZA transparency committee.”
“I have already decided to impeach in accordance with the SYRIZA charter,” Alexis Tsipras said. When asked about what was happening, Alexis Tsipras replied that Pavlos Polakis “is being expelled for publishing some program provisions from collectively developed provisions on how we will solve problems with the functioning of institutions.” SYRIZA will come to rule the country and is not going to overthrow or take revenge. She will come to build. The ND government has ruined the institutions, etc.” “The problem is that we are question Polaki 24-48 hoursand not our program positions,” he added.
“The position and attitude of SYRIZA is expressed by the President and institutions. We will join the government in building institutions,” Mr. Tsipras said. – Mr. Mitsotakis was the one who spoke about “comrades” from the parliament hall. I didn’t see any reactions. Mr. Georgiadis referred to Ms. Tulupaki, saying, “I’ll skin her and put her in jail.” Again, I didn’t see any reaction.” “SYRIZA is an open, democratic party. This does not apply to different opinions, for example, on vaccination. But it’s another matter if he presents a different plan before the elections,” he stressed, “I am obliged to defend my party, but move towards the victory of SYRIZA in the elections.”
“During the time of Mr. Mitsotakis in government, the country was embroiled in international scandals due to surveillance of the opposition. So he has no right to rejoice like a beaten wolf,” he said.
The leader of the ruling party, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, commented on Polakis’ expulsion: “I will only say one thing about the nonsense that has been going on in SYRIZA over the past few days. When you lie down, you sleep. The rest doesn’t concern me at all. Let them decide their own internal affairs and think about who it was who brought “polarization” to the central line of their party. From now on, let them do our job. For the future, let’s avoid toxicity and treat the problems of society with respect and understanding. Rest assured, we will succeed in the elections and exceed our goals.”
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