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20 July
Sdoukos criticized PASOK for condemning a problem but voting against its solution.
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Alexandra Sdoukou, the spokesperson for Greece's New Democracy (ND) party, criticized the opposition party PASOK during recent media appearances, asserting that it has "divorced from the truth." Sdoukou emphasized that while PASOK publicly denounced issues related to the Agricultural Payments Agency (OPEKEPE), it paradoxically voted against the proposed solution to those issues. She questioned the reliability of PASOK's stance, pointing out that no ND MPs have been accused of any wrongdoing or receiving illegal payments.
In her remarks, Sdoukou also mentioned the recent archiving of cases concerning nine MPs connected to the OPEKEPE scandal, which she argues illustrates a pattern of behavior by the opposition. In discussing the financial policies of the current government, she highlighted concerns about PASOK's attempts to polarize public opinion and its reliance on tactics similar to those employed by the SYRIZA party. Sdoukou's criticism reflects ongoing tensions in Greek politics as parties negotiate narratives and accountability related to governance and transparency.
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