BRUSSELS (ANA/M. Aroni) – The resignation of Nikos Kotzias as foreign minister proves that Alexis Tsipras is both a weak prime minister and one likely to be blackmailed, main opposition leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis said in Brussels on Wednesday.
At doorstep statements before the European Popular Party meeting, New Democracy (ND) leader Mitsotakis said that the PM dismissed the greatest supporter of the Prespes Agreement while keeping in the cabinet National Defense Minister Panos Kammenos, a vocal opponent of the FYROM-Greece name agreement that was signed earlier this year by Kotzias.
“A few days ago I had described the Tsipras-Kammenos government as a cynical ruling coalition, and I’m afraid today’s developments have proven me right,” Mitsotakis said.
It’s absolutely clear that Tsipras ?is not simply a weak prime minister, he is also open to blackmail, and the sooner this comedy ends, the better for the country,? ND’s leader said, adding that a stable government would emerge following the next elections.
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BRUSSELS (ANA/M. Aroni) – The resignation of Nikos Kotzias as foreign minister proves that Alexis Tsipras is both a weak prime minister and one likely to be blackmailed, main opposition leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis said in Brussels on Wednesday.
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BRUSSELS (ANA/M. Aroni) – The resignation of Nikos Kotzias as foreign minister proves that Alexis Tsipras is both a weak prime minister and one likely to be blackmailed, main opposition leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis said in Brussels on Wednesday.
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Ten of the victims were believed to be migrants who crossed into the Greece from Turkey. The 11th person was the driver and a suspected migrant smuggler, police said.
Police said the car in which the migrants were packed had another vehicle’s license plates and is suspected of having been used for migrant trafficking. The car had not stopped at a police checkpoint during its journey, but it wasn’t immediately clear how close to the site of the crash that it happened.
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Police said the crash occurred just after 5 a.m. (0200 GMT) near the town of Kavala. The car, which had been heading to the main northern city of Thessaloniki, collided with a truck heading in the opposite direction and burst into flames. All of the victims have been burned beyond recognition. The truck caught fire as well.
All those in the car were killed. The truck driver, a 39-year-old Greek man, was treated for minor injuries in a hospital in northern Greece before being discharged.
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BRUSSELS (ANA/M. Aroni) – The resignation of Nikos Kotzias as foreign minister proves that Alexis Tsipras is both a weak prime minister and one likely to be blackmailed, main opposition leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis said in Brussels on Wednesday.
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BRUSSELS (ANA/M. Aroni) – The resignation of Nikos Kotzias as foreign minister proves that Alexis Tsipras is both a weak prime minister and one likely to be blackmailed, main opposition leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis said in Brussels on Wednesday.
At doorstep statements before the European Popular Party meeting, New Democracy (ND) leader Mitsotakis said that the PM dismissed the greatest supporter of the Prespes Agreement while keeping in the cabinet National Defense Minister Panos Kammenos, a vocal opponent of the FYROM-Greece name agreement that was signed earlier this year by Kotzias.
“A few days ago I had described the Tsipras-Kammenos government as a cynical ruling coalition, and I’m afraid today’s developments have proven me right,” Mitsotakis said.
It’s absolutely clear that Tsipras ?is not simply a weak prime minister, he is also open to blackmail, and the sooner this comedy ends, the better for the country,? ND’s leader said, adding that a stable government would emerge following the next elections.
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BRUSSELS (ANA/M. Aroni) – The resignation of Nikos Kotzias as foreign minister proves that Alexis Tsipras is both a weak prime minister and one likely to be blackmailed, main opposition leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis said in Brussels on Wednesday.
At doorstep statements before the European Popular Party meeting, New Democracy (ND) leader Mitsotakis said that the PM dismissed the greatest supporter of the Prespes Agreement while keeping in the cabinet National Defense Minister Panos Kammenos, a vocal opponent of the FYROM-Greece name agreement that was signed earlier this year by Kotzias.
“A few days ago I had described the Tsipras-Kammenos government as a cynical ruling coalition, and I’m afraid today’s developments have proven me right,” Mitsotakis said.
It’s absolutely clear that Tsipras ?is not simply a weak prime minister, he is also open to blackmail, and the sooner this comedy ends, the better for the country,? ND’s leader said, adding that a stable government would emerge following the next elections.
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