The request of Nikos Androulakis to give the Committee of Institutions and Transparency the file of his monitoring is a self-evident obligation for the government, emphasizes the leader of the official opposition Alexis Tsipras,
At the same time, in a post he made, the president of SYRIZA PS requests to remove “the unconstitutional amendment that forbids the AIAEA to inform those who have been put under surveillance”, in order to know how many politicians, journalists, businessmen had been “targeted”.
Finally, he asks that “everything be brought to light here and now”, stressing that the prime minister must “stop hiding behind pretexts, which only reveal his guilt.”
The Tsipras post in detail:
“Nikos Androulakis’s request that the Committee on Institutions and Transparency be given the full file of his monitoring is a self-evident democratic obligation for the government.
As well as the removal of the unconstitutional amendment that forbids the AIAEA to inform those who have been put under surveillance, so that we know how many more politicians, journalists, businessmen were targeted.
Mr. Mitsotakis would do well to stop hiding behind pretexts, which only reveal his guilt.
All in the light, here and now.”
Source: Capital
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