SYRIZA

Mitsotakis charges Tsipras skewed his remarks about seven-day work

Conservative New Democracy leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis has excoriated Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras regarding both the annual bonus of half a month's pension that will for the first time be distributed to pensioners before the 26 May European Parliament election and regarding the government's interpretation of his reference to "seven-day work".

New Democracy rejects PM’s call for televised debate on European Parliament election

Main opposition New Democracy has rejected PM Alexis Tsipras' challenge to Kyriakos Mitsotakis to hold a televised debate before the European Parliament election on 26 May.

Tsipras first threw down the gauntlet in Parliament and today SYRIZA spokesperson Rania Svigou reissued the invitation in a letter to New DemocΓεια σου, ggilsonracy spokesperson Maria Zacharaki.

Tsipras defends SYRIZA’s proposed constitutional amendments, accuses ND of torpedoing revision

Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras told Parliament today that main opposition New Democracy is undermining the crucial changes that are needed in the constitutional revision that will be completed by the Parliament that emerges after the forthcoming general election.

Kammenos: President, party leaders could block FYROM name deal

Defense Minister Panos Kammenos has reiterated his opposition to the name deal with the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM), calling on President Prokopis Pavlopoulos to summon the Political Leaders' Council and scrap it if the deal does not safeguard Greece from its northern neighbor's irredentism.

Lazaridis defends decision to leave Independent Greeks, denies ND involvement

Giorgos Lazaridis, the independent MP who stepped down from Independent Greeks (ANEL) on Tuesday, reducing the governing coalition's majority to 152 lawmakers in the 300-seat House, has denied accusations that he was bribed into leaving the small right-wing party.

Tsipras to pursue plans for Church-state separation

Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is planning to pursue the separation of the Greek state from the Church ahead of an upcoming a review of the Constitution and as part of a broader bid to push opposition New Democracy further right on the political spectrum and gain some of the middle ground, Kathimerini understands. 

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