Alexis Tsipras: The monstrosity will be dismantled as soon as a progressive government takes office.

The commitment that will be dismantled from the first days that a new progressive government takes over the reins of the country, the emblematic changes of the Mitsotakis government – social security, bankruptcy law, massacre of university admissions, and unpaid 10-hour shifts – stated from the floor of Parliament by Alexis Tsipras in the debate on the Hatzidakis bill on supplementary insurance.

«This monstrosity »What you have brought today will be dismantled on the first day of a new progressive government,« declared the president of SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance. "And the social security and bankruptcy laws, the slaughter of new entrants, and unpaid 10-hour days will be dismantled, but will not be forgotten. It will always be a reminder that a arrogant government, in difficult times for society, made the fear and pain of the Greek people opportunity for a few to get rich, the chosen ones and friends. This will be the your own posthumous fame» he emphasized.

«Today, Parliament is called upon to vote on a bill that constitutes an insult to current and future generations of Greek women and men»,« Alexis Tsipras emphasized. He spoke of "another a deeply antisocial act of a government and a prime minister who, at this critical juncture, do not know where they stand or where they are headed, and all they know how to do is implement a political plan to serve major interests at the expense of the public interest and the social majority.».

Alexis Tsipras launched an all-out attack on far-right government«, while characterizing «weak and unsuitable» prime minister, warning characteristically that «His fall will be rapid and abrupt, and the impact will be dramatic.».

Referring to restructuring, the president of SYRIZA-P.S. spoke about the «the biggest fiasco ever suffered by a prime minister of the country», while specifically regarding Kyriakos Mitsotakis's attempt to trap Evangelos Apostolakis spoke of a «flagrant case of political amorality» and «act of political opportunism».

«Mr. Mitsotakis never sought political consensus, but instead attempted to use communication tricks and ploys to create impressions of interception of political opponents and poaching of executives, reaching the lowest point of decline and self-humiliation,» he said characteristically. «Instead of a proposal in consultation, he designed call for defection. An act that the name Mitsotakis has become politically synonymous» he stressed. He spoke once again of a government «in retreat» and a prime minister «in vertigo» who, with every statement he makes, shows how far removed he is from the concerns of the citizens of this country.