The new controversy happened shortly after the end of the speech of Kostas Karamanlis, former Minister of Transport, who spoke about the tragedy of Tempi.
While Mr. Bouras was explaining to the MPs the steps of the procedure after Mr. Karamanlis’ speech, Zoe Konstantopoulou said something in a strong tone to the presidium, as a result of which Mr. Bouras replied to her: “You broke our nerves! ».
Afterwards, Mr. Bouras gave the floor again to Mrs. Konstantopoulou, who did not leave Mr. Bouras’s sentence unanswered. “Are you allowed to say to the leader of a parliamentary party ‘you’ve got on our nerves’?” But you are doing these things because you understand the responsibility of the government in the tragedy of Tempi”, said Mrs. Konstantopoulou. Intervening, Mr. Bouras took the floor and the tension eased.
Previously the President of Freedom Sailing, Zoe Konstantopoulou for some time he was in conflict with the ND MPs.
Zoe Konstantopoulou asked for the floor for a few minutes and after making observations on the way in which he reacted to what he was saying to Kostas Karamanlis, he then referred to Kyriakos Mitsotakis whom he accused of hiding and of choosing to speak last as an accused.
Addressing Kostas Karamanlis, she asked him to explain why he came down as a parliamentary candidate in agreement with the prime minister and to say what he decided and what he discussed with Mr. Mitsotakis.
In fact, a few minutes later he had a dialogue with Adonis Georgiadis to whom he advised to keep his cool in the stands, as the Minister of Health was protesting what Mrs. Konstantopoulou was saying.
After President Athanasios Bouras interrupted her, telling her that she has kept all the speakers’ time and she has spoken more than everyone else, then Zoe Konstantopoulou noted that “in order to interrupt me and not have the lost time taken away, you are probably afraid of me” .
For a long time the President of Freedom of Navigation negotiated with the board saying: you have caught the pain of the timer while this disgrace is happening below.
And the president of Plefsis concluded her speech by showing photos of personal belongings of victims and saying, addressing Kostas Karamanlis personally: “Mr. Karamanlis, I will only say this: I am ashamed on your behalf.”
The Koandantopoulou-Georgiadis dialogue:
Georgiadis: Don’t make comments to us. Are you a prosecutor, madam?
Konstantopoulou: Are you saying “so” to me?
Bouras: You are not in court. Please address the audience.
Konstantopoulou: What did you say?
Georgiadis: Madam National Prosecutor.
Bouras: Please continue.
Konstantopoulou: Expose.
Bouras: I don’t expose myself and I’m not afraid of you. Do not address the audience, but the chair.
Konstantopoulou: Are you telling me? Can’t you hear the rant? You and Mr. Georgiadis are exposed, that’s why you see me as a prosecutor.
Bouras: Please, we also have stamina. Continue. You are not in court.
Konstantopoulou: Mrs. Papakosta, the Plakias family answered you and I am with the family of the three girls whose lives were cut short. You don’t want anyone talking who is a danger. You cannot say to me what you say to other parties. You realize that the cord is tightening. As both Mr. Karamanlis and Mr. Mitsotakis perceive it.
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