Nikos Androulakis, leader of PASOK-Movement for Change (PASOK-KINAL), told ANT1 on Thursday that his party will not collaborate with New Democracy.
Androulakis said, "There is no chance of collaborating with New Democracy. I'm absolutely clear on that." Instead, he said, the goal was to turn PASOK-Kinal into a reliable and strong opposition party.
The PASOK leader said that his party's strategic goal for June 25's runoff was to represent the progressive voters with a strong majority, and blamed again main opposition SYRIZA's leadership for Kyriakos Mitsotakis' dominance in the elections.
He also criticised the ND leader for "terrorising voters" with the idea that PASOK planned to collaborate with MeRA25, Yianis Varoufakis' party, "while everyone knows that PASOK always had a historic stance on issues and never fooled around with the drachma, as others did."
Instead, ND has committed 'fiscal crimes' in its four-year term, and will not be able to implement its promises, he underlined.
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