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21 July
Tsoukalas asserts Mitsotakis encourages acceptance of corruption in society.
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Kostas Tsoukalas, the spokesperson for the opposition party PASOK-KINAL, has criticized Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis for allegedly fostering a culture of tolerance towards corruption in Greece. In remarks made on July 21, 2026, Tsoukalas accused Mitsotakis of using divisive rhetoric to "toxicize the political landscape" and claimed that his government has created an environment where scandals are normalized.
Tsoukalas also responded to comments made by government spokesman Vangelis Marinakis, asserting that the current administration has attempted to manipulate and control the judiciary. He pointed out that the Prime Minister's recent boast about the referral of 22 government officials to the courts was shameful. Tsoukalas emphasized that the government's actions and approach are misleading citizens about the state of accountability and governance in the country.
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