The elections are going to be held after Easter, and the issue, according to information, was closed by the prime minister himself during today’s cabinet meeting. Kyriakos Mitsotakis has reportedly put an end to pre-Easter election scenarios, saying we have a lot of legislative work to do in the coming weeks.
The government is promoting about ten bills, which concern various ministries, with the emphasis also being placed on clarifying the case of the accident in Tempe.
Mitsotakis: “We are all to blame” but “the tragedy happened with us at the helm of the country”
What the PM requested of ministers
The prime minister, according to available information, asked all those who participate in the public dialogue to ensure that it is done with empathy, but above all that it is done without offsetting responsibilities.
According to information, support for the families of the victims in Tempi will be announced next week.
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