Antonis Samaras: The next day of the deletion – The meeting of the Ethics Committee and the thoughts from its environment

With interest focused on the former Prime Minister’s next steps, Tuesday (19/11/24) in the afternoon, the Ethics Committee is expected to meet to complete and formally the process of removing him from . He will monitor developments from the United States, where Antonis Samaras had planned to travel before giving the interview that led to his removal from the South West. There, in the U.S., Antonis Samaras will, according to newssit.gr, have contacts with expatriate officials but besides that, attend the annual event of donor recognition at Columbia University. All the president’s people On the way to voting the budget in Parliament in December, the question is whether the Samara deletion will cause problems in party unity. Top government officials estimate the budget to go through without problems and leaks. However, the government estimates that the former prime minister’s ten closest people will neither make a move to leave the Southwest nor vote against the budget. As for Antonis Samaras himself, scenarios are still… scenarios: Will he be the head of a new party? Will he be a candidate or in another’s honorary position, right on the south? Surely, however, Venus Latinopoulou’s support on his face has not gone unnoticed, immediately after his removal, which is also appreciated by the former Prime Minister. Chiucias: “Maximus’ proposal for Karamanlis disturbed” – Doesn’t rule out new party However, the director of the former Prime Minister’s Press Office, Nikos Tsioutsias, showed himself as a cause for his removal from the Southwest, the Samara proposal to be Kostas Karamanlis the next President of the Republic. “He had talked about cartels and accuracy, he had pointed out foreign issues, he had highlighted issues of ideological identity. He had pointed out that it is wrong that the NW is cut off from society with the woke agenda. All he had not said is about Costas Karamanlis in the Presidency of the Republic.” Asked if the former Prime Minister was deleted for this, Mr. Tsioutsias replied: “ I have no other case to do because everything else had been said before. ” The director of the former Prime Minister’s Press Office then noted that “Mr. Samaras will not remain silent and silent”, while for the possibility of making his own party, he said that “I am not ruling anything out.” Roman: “Samaras contested government patriotism” The New Democracy spokesperson, speaking at Mega on Sunday (17/11/24) “What we saw yesterday and that is the great quality difference is exactly that Mr. Samaras for the first time questioned the patriotism of the Foreign Minister clearly, asking for his resignation so also the government,” he stressed. “In addition to the insult to the Prime Minister he also insulted the President of the Republic of Cyprus, speaking of graces. So we have a very important difference in relation to any other placement,” he completed. Mr Romanos accused the former prime minister of using arguments based on “distortions and fake news”. “When you twist a statement by the Foreign Minister to build the account of the dividend apparently is fake news,” he said among others. Nikos Romanos, however, sent a clear message that “the story is not rewritten. We are interested in moving forward.”