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Kostantopoulou criticizes Tsipras over Mati incident

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Zoi Kostantopoulou criticized Alexis Tsipras for his actions during the Mati tragedy.
She described Tsipras as 'severely immoral and ruthless' regarding the incident.
Kostantopoulou suggested that the public should not entrust their future to such a person.
She expressed distrust in the cooperation between Mitsotakis and Tsipras within the political landscape.
Kostantopoulou emphasized her party's stance against the current government's policies.

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Zoe Konstantopoulou, leader of the "Plefsi Eleftherias" party, criticized former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras in a recent television appearance, labeling him as "heavily immoral and ruthless" in relation to the tragic events in Mati. During her appearance on the show "Ora Elladas," she accused Tsipras of having displayed an unethical political character in the aftermath of the wildfires that devastated the area and resulted in numerous fatalities.

Konstantopoulou also expressed her belief that there was a collaborative dynamic between Tsipras and current Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, suggesting that both leaders shared responsibility for the political directions of the country, including during the implementation of the third memorandum. She emphasized her stance that the public should not trust their future to individuals she deems as having shown a lack of moral integrity in significant crises.

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