In their case the government representative was mentioned describing Stefanos Kasselakis as the state’s insinuator. “Police have gone to justice the full talks from the OSE records, there is no question of altering the search for the Tembon accident,” government spokesman Paul Marinakis told SKAI 100.3, in the wake of press releases that falsified talks were released after the accident. According to the spokesman, he was recovered “a solved subject a year later, which does not affect the substance of the case, to present himself as another issue in the wider cover-up account.” “The government is determined not to let anything remain unanswered on the serious issue of the Tempes case. It does not provide any coverage to anyone and wants to shed plenty of light,” he said. He even noted that in the context of this tragic case, there is ample ground to cultivate conspiracy theories. The government spokesman called “to let justice do its work quietly objectively and impartially, to investigate everyone and everything.” At the same time, he also referred to Syriza’s attitude, describing it as a major issue. “Main opposition president Stefanos Kaselakis is a conscious underminer of the state. Kasselakis lightly presents Greece as a third-world country, we will not let it fall down,” the government representative said, explaining that in 2024 we celebrate 50 years from the restoration of democracy and the elections are absolutely indisputable.” “When tension and polarization are cultivated on such a serious issue with 57 dead, the government will step forward and leave no blemish, no spark of misinformation,” he said.
Pavlos Marinakis: undermining the state Kasselakis presents Greece as a third-world country
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