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EUROKINISSI / GIANNIS PANAGOPOULOS
“Warm” was the reception reserved by the professionals of Patras for the Deputy Minister of the Interior, who was sent by the government to the city to … put out the fires that were lit after the sudden decision not to open retail in Thessaloniki, Achaia and Kozani.
The former government spokesman, one of those accused of the failed management of the pandemic, was received with applause, disapproval and slogans both upon his arrival at the Piraeus City Hall and upon his departure.
In fact, in local media videos, Stelios Petsas himself is recorded ironically reacting to the disapproval on his face. Upon leaving the meeting with K. Peletidis, the deputy minister recorded himself greeting and giving the victory sign to the assembled protesters.
The main cry is “open to us,” as anger spills over into the city’s business world over the overthrow, despite government announcements.
The Patras trade association has announced that the shops will be open tomorrow Monday as a symbolic sign of protest. They will not serve customers or have staff.
At the same time, they will hang a funeral poster-paper with the phrase “We are alive – dead” while they will place black flags.
Declarations of Peletidis after the meeting with Petsa.
