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Nikos Moraitis criticized the proposal that someone could work seven days a week, especially during the tourist season, if they wished, calling it extremely neoliberal. He argued that seasonal workers do not have a genuine free choice, as, he wrote, they depend on employers who accommodate them in poor conditions and employ them from morning until night. He added that labor rights are their main defense and accused Stefanos Kasselakis of wanting to put these rights into public discussion in the name of negotiation freedom. Moraitis also claimed that Kasselakis had deceived thousands of people by presenting himself as a modern leftist because his party was portrayed as leftist. He referred to his low political performance, saying "zero point something," and concluded that neither Adonis nor the collaboration with the "good New Democracy" represented, in his opinion, the height of political vileness, which he placed in the present. #εργασιακάδικαιώματα #νεοφιλευθερισμός #πολιτική (translated)

France is burning! The immigration of people from a completely different world, from people with hatred in their hearts, has shattered this once great country. Donald Trump placed the blame on immigration for the riots that shook France yesterday, urging Paris to tighten its immigration policies. #Τραμπ #Γαλλία #Μετανάστευση (translated)

We have a long way to go before we reach the discussion of the candidate we will support in the presidential elections," said the Secretary-General of AKEL, Stefanos Stefanou, adding in response to "those who believe there is a delay," that "we have not delayed," noting that there is almost a year and a half left until the elections and that the party is proceeding based on its plans. #Πολιτική #ΑΚΕΛ #ΠροεδρικέςΕκλογές (translated)

The General Secretary of AKEL, Stefanos Stefanou, stated that there is still time until the discussion of the candidate for the presidential elections and emphasized the importance of collaborations with other political forces for the promotion of progressive changes. #Πολιτική #ΑΚΕΛ #ΠροεδρικέςΕκλογές (translated)

Antonis Samaras launched attacks against the government’s economic policy of Kyriakos Mitsotakis, calling for the adoption of social liberalism and emphasizing the crisis faced by small and medium-sized enterprises due to a 35% increase in operating costs. #Σαμαράς #ΜμΕ #ΚοινωνικόςΦιλελευθερισμός (translated)

Adonis Georgiadis wrote that in 2015 Mr. Lakis had published an article against him after he had not allowed him to appear on his show and, according to him, had insulted him for ten minutes. He claimed that shortly afterwards Lakis's career had declined and he had withdrawn for years, while he himself had contributed to the election of Kyriakos Mitsotakis to the leadership of New Democracy and to the premiership. Georgiadis mentioned that Lakis hated him and still did, but said he held no grudges. He characterized him as ridiculous and claimed that his current support for Samaras was yet another example of his attitude. He compared it to the period when, as he wrote, Lakis supported the anti-memorandum while simultaneously making money abroad to protect it from Tsipras, whom he supported. He added that Lakis constantly criticized them and predicted that the people who had turned their backs on him then would do so again. https://t.co/EE9fxQZDoi #Πολιτική #Ελλάδα #Μητσοτάκης (translated)

The account Miss_blue_58 wrote that it didn't matter who made the statements or whether the listeners liked the host or his show. According to the account, the host spoke the raw truth and those who did not recognize it were willfully blind. #Ελλαδα #Μητσοτακης https://t.co/QUIIV5VGS0 #Αλήθεια #Κοινωνία #Πολιτική (translated)

Maria Denaxa wrote that she did not remember another case of a French president whose name had been so closely associated with the country's destruction while, according to her, he shifts the blame onto others. She argued that for a decade France has been facing fires, from Notre-Dame de Paris and Bordeaux to the historic town hall of Limoges on the night of her post, as well as thefts in famous museums. Denaxa also mentioned that significant businesses were closing or becoming part of foreign interests, that education and health had collapsed, and that the country was on the brink of bankruptcy. According to her, French debt increased by one trillion euros during Emmanuel Macron's presidency, taxation had become unbearable, and many French people said they could no longer meet their food needs. She added that the strengthening of the extremes was attributed to immigrants and Jean-Luc Mélenchon, even though, as she noted, they neither governed nor made decisions. In a postscript, she referred to her critics in a derogatory manner and claimed that critical thinking and straightforwardness did not belong exclusively to one ideological side. #Γαλλία #Μακρόν #πολιτική (translated)

The oPousTisKathetou claimed that no one had elected Kaja Kallas as their representative in the EU. He stated that, as the Prime Minister of Estonia, she banned the Russian language in schools and stopped funding for Russian-speaking schools in a country with a 25% Russian-speaking population. He also attributed to her the mass removal of monuments. #Εσθονία #πολιτική #γλώσσα (translated)

Adonis Georgiadis wrote to Mrs. Denaxa that, in his opinion, the main problem of France was that its citizens had not realized the changes in the world. He mentioned the protests that took place a few years ago against the increase of the retirement age from 62 to 64 and argued that this mentality would lead to an increase in debt and ultimately harm the country. He also attributed the weakening of the foundations of French society to uncontrolled immigration, which he characterized as a political choice of decades and not of Emmanuel Macron. Regarding the recent events in France, he said they were shameful and expressed his sorrow for the country, stating that schools were being burned by people who, as he wrote, claimed to care about education. He added that those who were not in power also bore responsibility, since they had a public voice and influence and shaped mentalities. #Γαλλία #πολιτική #κοινωνία (translated)

Adonis Georgiadis wrote that when Antonis Samaras was prime minister, among his fiercest critics were the newspaper "Demokratia" and Lakis Lazopoulos. He claimed that the newspaper currently supports Samaras in order to undermine Kyriakos Mitsotakis and that Lazopoulos urged citizens yesterday to vote for him, saying he knows how to govern, also aiming to harm Mitsotakis. Georgiadis mentioned that in Samaras's position, he would be troubled seeing that the most fervent supporters of his party's creation were those who had criticized him the most. He added that, in his estimation, Lazopoulos had successively supported Androulakis, Karytsianou, Zoi, Tsipras, and Kovesi, hoping to unseat Mitsotakis, and that now he was placing his hopes on Samaras to divide New Democracy. He concluded that Lazopoulos's previous choices had failed and that the Greek people would not dismantle the country after so many struggles and sacrifices. #πολιτική #Ελλάδα #Σαμαράς (translated)

Avgerinos Thanassis wrote that Maria Denaxa did not know what was happening in France, while Minister of Health Adonis Georgiadis did know. He wondered when the minister was dealing with his job and concluded with the phrase "may God help us." #Γαλλία #Υγεία #Πολιτική (translated)

Maria Denaxa criticized the minister, saying that Emmanuel Macron linked his name to the destruction of France and blamed others. She argued that the country had been facing problems for a decade, from the fires at Notre-Dame de Paris to Bordeaux—which, according to her, were connected to cuts in firefighting measures—and to the historic town hall of Limoges, up to thefts in museums, which she attributed to cuts and staff reductions. She also mentioned that major businesses were closing or being acquired by foreign interests, while education and health had collapsed. According to her, the country was close to bankruptcy, and French debt had increased by one trillion euros under Macron. She added that many French people could no longer meet their needs, taxation was unbearable, and extremists were gaining strength. She accused the government of blaming immigrants, the far left, and Jean-Luc Mélenchon, even though, as she wrote, they did not govern or make decisions. In a postscript, Denaxa noted that, in her opinion, critical thinking and straightforwardness did not belong exclusively to a specific ideology. #Γαλλία #Καταστροφή #Πολιτική (translated)