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SYRIZA spokesperson Nassos Iliopoulos
EUROKINISSI / TATIANA BOLARI
The official opposition spokesman, Nassos Iliopoulos, spoke of a “prize of vulgarity” and demanded the expulsion of Nikos Romanos.
The official opposition party expressed its anger in a relevant announcement, at the charge made by Nikos Romanos (director of her press office New democracy and his close collaborator Kyriakou Mitsotaki).
In this post, Nikos Romanos cited together The deaths of the pandemic and Results of the test, making SYRIZA talk about “bottomless vulgarity“Y”insult for the anguish of the citizens and the families of the victims ”.
In fact, SYRIZA called it Prime Minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, to take a position on whether to proceed with the removal of Mr. Romanos or if you adopt “This misery.”
The SYRIZA spokesperson also spoke about the “vulgarity award”, Nassos Iliopoulos, requesting the expulsion of Mr. Romanos.
It is noted that the New Democracy deputy was quick to comment on the issue, Konstantinos Bogdanos, who tried to defend Mr. Romanos, speaking among other things about “uneducated squats” and to “basement line».
SYRIZA’s announcement
The director of the New Democracy Press Office, Nikos Romanos, in a post on Twitter, was inspired to behave worse even by the filthiest trolls on the Internet: next to the WHO graph, with deaths per million inhabitants of the pandemic in Greece, they cited polls.
The vulgarity and bottomless arrogance of Romanos are nothing more than an insult to the anguish of the citizens and relatives of the victims.
Mr. Mitsotakis will send Mr. Romanos where he deserves or embraces this misery.
