His uprising paved the way for the return of the Republic to our country with the Prime Minister sending his own message. Kyriakos Mitsotakis refers to what happened at the Polytechnic University in 1973, stressing among others that “Greece of 2024 honors the militants of ’73 with its universities open to modern knowledge. Reminding that the junta was the one who first desecrated and destroyed them.” Also in his Facebook post the prime minister noted that the message of the Polytechnic uprising is a lasting symbol of progress. In detail the post of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis: “The message of resistance and claim broadcast by the Polytechnic is not lost over time. Instead, it is a permanent symbol of progress which is neither trapped in the past nor donated to party exploitation. Therefore, 51 years later, it still radiates. To mark loyalty to the Republic. Faith in unity. And the prospect of a better life. Greece of 2024 honors the militants of ’73 with its universities open to modern knowledge. Reminding me it was the junta who first desecrated and destroyed them. It also welcomes our historic anniversary, translating the then demands of people and students into today’s tangible policies. For more jobs, greater growth and improved earnings. Finally, the fact that at the same time 50 years after the first free elections of Metapolitization comes to underline the value of parliamentary freedom and the political stability of certainty and prosperity. Data that are established and spread. In a strong homeland where yesterday’s lessons strengthen the look towards tomorrow.”
The message Mitsotakis on the anniversary of the Polytechnic: Permanent symbol of progress not donated to party exploitation
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