In autumn, the conference of Maria Karystianou's movement will take place, while everyone is feverishly preparing the program for "Hope for Democracy," emphasizes Michalis Christodoulidis, member of the party's provisional political council, energy inspector, and retired air force colonel, speaking on the MAGGA show on BNtv.
Kokotsakis' resignation: It is logical that there are irregularities and tremors at the beginning
Responding to journalist Angie Stathatou regarding the departure of the Tempi victims' technical advisor, Vasilis Kokotsakis, from Maria Karystianou's movement, he notes: "It is logical that there are tremors and irregularities at the beginning. We are not professional politicians and slowly we are finding our footing." What does he say about the program, the working groups, and the policy pillars of "Hope for Democracy"? Will they be ready for elections in the autumn in case Kyriakos Mitsotakis plays the card of surprise?
Thousands of registrations in Karystianou's movement by citizens who have never voted – We are the change Greece needs
However, Michalis Christodoulidis reveals a bombshell element that seems poised to completely debunk the pollsters: "Thousands of citizens are registering in the movement. They tell us that they have never voted before. Maria Karystianou wants to pull Greece out of the quagmire!" We are talking about the mobilization of citizens who abstained from elections for years and voted neither in 2019 nor in 2023!
Ethnocentric energy policy – "Yes" to lignite, nuclear energy, and renewable energy storage
"Some people want Greece to be energy dependent to serve specific interests," emphasizes the energy inspector, casting barbs at the government of Kyriakos Mitsotakis. What happened in Kozani and why were lignite excavators blown up? Why is the PPC "Ptolemaida 5" plant closing down, which cost Greek taxpayers 1.5 billion euros? "American companies are welcome; we want Greece to become the Norway of the South," claims Mr. Christodoulidis, exposing major games being played in the storage of energy from renewables in order to import it at higher prices.
Mitsotakis' statements against Russia and his catchphrases about "trumpism" were a tragic mistake
See also what the member of the political council of "Hope" says about biofuels, nuclear energy, the Vertical Corridor and whether it is a financially viable solution, as well as geopolitical strategy: "It was a tragic diplomatic mistake by Mitsotakis to say that we are at war with Russia, as well as the statements regarding trumpism. We follow Ursula von der Leyen's dictates to the letter, but she is also playing her own game. We must learn to say 'no' too," he says.
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