Maximos – KINAL exchange of fire for government collaborations after the second ballots of 2023

By Dimitris Gatsios

The political scene of the country is moving in the rhythm of the… open window opened by the Prime Minister for the possibility of post-election cooperation, unless an autonomous government emerges in the second ballots of 2023. “The goal is stability, not autonomy. The goal is to be able to make decisions quickly and to be able to deal effectively with crises, because crises, unfortunately, I am afraid will be a reality that will be with us. And certainly the Greek political system, not through our own fault, is also the product of a great, intense polarization and divisive lines that have been drawn – in my opinion – with a speech that is extremely toxic to the official opposition since it was already in government or the time he claimed to come to rule the country, the time of 2013, 2014, 2015. From there on, the people will finally tell us if the country will be ruled by one party or more parties than one. “What is certain is that the country will be governed in one way or another”, was the disgust of Mr. Mitsotakis. An aversion that came to put an end to possible uncertainties the next day, along with the… clean treadmill until the end of next year’s spring time.

As expected, the prime minister’s reports set the next page of the political… clashes between the government and the opposition, with executives pointing out that Mr. Mitsotakis, in this period of new crises facing the country and the international community, proposes no not only institutionalism, but also the need for stability. “Autonomy is not an end in itself for New Democracy, but the goal is government stability, which is ensured through autonomy, especially at a time when crises are repeated and have long-term consequences. The goal is the possibility of forming a government, the “It can make decisions quickly and deal effectively with crises,” government officials said. However, apart from the choice of stability that ιδιαίτερα particularly touches the centrist voters, who do not want adventures and uncertainties, the move of the prime minister has another goal. To oblige the president of the Movement for Change, Nikos Androulakis, to abandon, three months after his election, the logic of equal distances between the government and SYRIZA and to take a clear position on dilemmas, which may emerge at the ballot box of his second confrontation. 2023. Ή, in other words, to choose where to place the “party” as a punctuation mark in the political version of the phrase

“The question is still the transformation of Greece into a modern European country, with full use of its great potential. This goal is not achieved in four years. With these data, the citizens will choose if they want a stable autonomous government. One New Democracy government, which will include broader reformist forces, as it does today, while other political forces, the Movement for Change in particular, will have to clarify before the first ballot if they are willing to consider forming a government and the country must be governed “, is the message sent by government officials.

“I am not going to give a lifeline to a sinking government,” the president of the Movement for Change said at the Economic Post forum. “On the night of the first elections, there will be two types of parties, those that will belong to the winners and the others that will belong to the losers. If we come out of the polls strong, then ND and SYRIZA will be in the place of the losers.” He added, while regarding the possibility of collaborations after the second elections, Mr. Androulakis stated that “if someone believes in program collaborations like us, he will prove it from the first Sunday”, as “everything else is a common tactic”.

The answer to Androulakis’s reports came through Mr. Economos. “The prime minister, in response to a question, made a highly institutionalized comment on the possible formation of a co-operation government, if required by popular vote. The prime minister’s strong conviction is that the country needs stable and effective governance, especially in a multi-faceted environment. And autonomy is the means to this end. Mr. Androulakis today clearly ruled out cooperating with anyone who does not embrace social democracy. “The version of the credible response to the crises we are going through goes through the cooperation with Mr. Tsipras. Although we are more than a year away from the elections, the stakes are clear. Of course the citizens will decide at the end of four years,” he said. representative.