Greek PM Mitsotakis Rules Out Autumn Elections
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has stated that there will be no elections in the autumn, dismissing speculation about a special purpose government. He affirmed his commitment to not opening the 'purse' for such scenarios.
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“There is no room for understanding with Samaras” - Referring to Alexis Tsipras, he said that “the middle class remembers very well the experience of the tax raid of 2015” - “I will not open the purse to promise things that I will not implement” The post Mitsotakis: Elections will not be held in the autumn – “Good luck” to the scenarios for a government of special purpose appeared first on ProtoThema English.
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