Independent MP Haris Katsivardas will vote against the government, while the “fight” continues in, with the tones increasing. As Haris Katsivardas said speaking to the House the motion of mistrust against the government “will contribute to absolutely nothing, at a time when I think the country needs a strong government.” “I noticed that the parties of the main opposition and collectives of the Left break into their clothes and attempt under their own party omatoglasses in essence to usurp and familiarize human suffering,” he said, noting that the government has a fresh mandate. “Yes” by Hurdakis At the same time, in favour of the motion of censure, independent Manolis Hurdakis said from the House’s step, stressing that “the confidence of citizens in the rule of law must be restored, before mistrust becomes discomfort.” As Mr.Hourdakis argued, “there is mistrust of society over government manipulations in all areas, economy, education, health, national issues” and added that “it must come out of the shell of 41% arrogance”. “The vast majority of Greeks express their mistrust of your handling in all areas. And it turns out that your initial and sole concern in the government was to get your political and criminal responsibilities in place,” said Mr. Hurdukis and added: “The account shown for human error is only to conceal the truth. Like the account of Mr Marinakis and Mr. Voridis who claim that the motion of mistrust is supposedly motivated by interests. It is these interests that in those tragic hours for families and Greek society hid the truth so that your image would not be wrinkled.”
Haris Katsivardas votes against the motion of mistrust against the government – Pro the independent Manolis Hurdakis
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