Motion of no confidence-K. Tsiaras: SYRIZA seeks solutions to its strategic impasses with fireworks against the government

The Minister of Justice, Costas Tsiaras, harshly criticized SYRIZA, attributing cheap, irresponsible and inexpensive micro-political logic to him and characterizing the motion of censure against the government that he submitted as a “firework”, emphasizing that through it he seeks a solution to his own strategic impasses. “You are unlucky gentlemen of the Official Opposition. Your attempt to highlight the problems that have arisen in the present year brings to the surface the projects and the days of your own government. And there, any attempt at evaluation by the citizens is not just negative for you. “but it has the absolute refusal of society for your return. Because the citizens continue to support with their trust the Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and his government”, Mr. Tsiaras emphasized characteristically and added: “This trust of the citizens towards the person of the Prime Minister and his government is reasonable and expected to be confirmed tonight and with the vote of confidence of the deputies “.

“The Official Opposition has chosen to file a motion of censure against the government for reasons dictated by a specific expediency. The motion of censure states that the Mitsotakis government does not enjoy the trust of the people. The truth is that Mr. Tsipras both reads and understands the polls that reveal the cycle of devaluation of himself and his party and seeks solutions to his strategic impasses. “a cheap and inexpensive Opposition”, the Minister of Justice characteristically underlined. He continued: “The real reason he chose to table a motion of censure, as he knows that the government has a comfortable parliamentary majority, is his personal stabilization and not change. His goal is to maintain the existing political balance between the major and minor opposition. “But it does not respond to any solution, it does not trigger political developments because they are just fireworks that do not concern society.” “Citizens are concerned about the real problems to which the ND government provides solutions. And society is turning a deaf ear to anarchic cries,” he said.

The Minister of Justice then emphasized the goals of ND’s policies which are, as he said, “how the state will become more flexible, more friendly, more just”. “With active policies we move forward to support citizens, households, businesses. Society is interested in upgrading the judiciary, the rule of law. That is why we are moving forward in modernizing justice by digitizing it on an implementation path,” he said. Mr. Tsiaras.

“Society is interested in tangible results,” he said. “The strengthening of meritocracy and accountability, the quality of justice with a new generation of judges who will be trained for life, the tightening of sentences for heinous crimes and the actual sentencing, which you did not vote for, all concern the citizens.” .

He also spoke about new institutional tools promoted and voted by the government, “for faster justice, for creating a veil of protection for over-indebted households with strong guarantees”, but also for major interventions for the protection of human rights and genuine protection of human rights. social groups “. “With these criteria we proceed with the national action plan and not with the micropolitical needs of the Opposition. Our society evaluates, and continues to show its confidence in the government of ND. This is confirmed by opinion polls,” he pointed out.

“We know that the justice system suffers from chronic problems and pathogens that have worsened in the pandemic crisis. The big thorn remains and is the huge delay in the delivery of justice,” commented KINAL-PASOK parliamentary representative Nadia Giannakopoulou. “Justice must be done faster. This is a big issue and so far people do not see it. Tell us what measurable results your policies are producing in the daily lives of citizens and what you will do to solve this problem. We have testified. proposals but you are deaf “, said Mrs. Giannakopoulou.

The response of the Minister of Justice was immediate, stating: “I will not hide behind my finger. The truth is that we really expected better results to be seen, which unfortunately due to a pandemic we did not see it happening in its entirety. And the truth We have made real leaps, but it is time, with discussion and with the support of all, to take the next step that will bring better results. Because justice is the basic function of democracy itself and we must “Let’s strengthen it and improve it together, with the contribution and contribution of all parties.”