SYRIZA won’t fall under 17%, says Kehaya – “To trigger trauma within the ND”

SYRIZA – Progressive Alliance won’t fall under 17%, harassed the press consultant of the official opposition celebration Voula Kehagia, referring to the brink of the celebration of Koumoundourou within the European elections of June 9.

Talking to the “SKAI” TV station, Voula Kehagia emphasised that “the political events might be measured in accordance with the outcomes of the final nationwide elections. We are saying that we’ll be measured primarily based on the odds of the nationwide elections and never these of the earlier European elections”.

Requested if SYRIZA-PS will fall under 17%, she mentioned that “I do not imagine we are going to fall under that threshold, but when it occurs it will not be a catastrophe, however we must intensify our efforts in direction of the federal government”.

“Residents have two years to get the transport equal”

On the identical time, Voula Kehagia described the “sea tour” of Stefanos Kasselakis within the Aegean as useful, whereas stating that “the message he needed to ship is that he listens to the issues of the islanders and that he’s near them”.

Responding to the criticism of the measures introduced by the president of SYRIZA – PS, Voula Kehagia underlined that “the federal government desires to cut back the tour of Mr. Kasselakis. Residents have two years to get the transport equal, which is a strengthening measure, we’ve got introduced measures for medical doctors as nicely. There are measures that had been tabled in an modification that the federal government rejected.”

Concerning the statements of Stefanos Kasselakis that he wish to function prime minister for 2 phrases in opposition to the opinion polls, the consultant of SYRIZA – PS mentioned that he “answered a query, clearly the president additionally has a timetable”.

“If the ND will get 33%, it’s 8 factors under the proportion of the nationwide elections. We wish, and that is the objective, to trigger such trauma within the ND that recourse to the polls is inevitable,” added Voula Kehagia.