Alexis Tsipras’s attack on Kyriakos Mitsotakis was harsh, and shortly before the end of his speech he called on the prime minister to resign.
“We are experiencing the exit of the Mitsotakis regime these days. A regime that has cost a lot in rights and freedoms. The national delegation is called upon to contribute to the democratic exit from this regime,” said the leader of the main opposition.
The president of SYRIZA emphasized that what is happening is not normal, it offends us. “What we are living is a diversion that we have no right to allow to go on like this.
You don’t have many options, you only have two,” said Mr. Tsipras to conclude.
“The democratic option which involves resignation and recourse to the polls, and the regime enhancing choice which involves cover-ups, provocations, toxicity, mud slinging and panic moves. I encourage you to do the former and resign.”
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