Nikos Androulakis even more vigorously recently, reaching 14.4%. They are followed by SYRIZA with 4.3%, KKE with 7.8%, Hellenic Solution with 9.4%, Plysi Eleftherias with 8.2%, Niki with 1.7%, New Left with 1%, Voice of Reason with 4.3%, Spartans and Democrats with 1.1% while another party says it will vote 12.6%. <\/b><\/p>\nIn the victory show<\/b>, ND’s lead is even larger as it stands at 54.4%. At the same time, Kyriakos Mitsotakis comes comfortably in first place in the question about the most suitable prime minister<\/b> with 28.9%, with rival “Nobody”<\/b> getting 23,4%, followed by Alexis Tsipras with 9.9%, Kyriakos Velopoulos with 6%, Zoe Konstantopoulou with 5.8%, Nikos Androulakis with 5.8% and Maria Karystianou with 5.1%. <\/b>That is, the PASOK president comes in sixth place in this count, which proves to be a catapult for him. <\/p>\n
Almost all of the qualitative characteristics reflect the superiority of the New Democracy <\/b>and the reward for most of its central policy choices. accuracy of course remains the top issue ranked by citizens at 52.2%, with the issues of economics<\/b> and development<\/b> in second place at 30.7%, followed by those of corruption and the rule of law. Essentially, respondents (92.3%) are very or quite concerned at the prospect of a surge in
accuracy due to international developments while 9.1% consider the government’s measures positive, 26.7% positive but insufficient, 27% believe they are behind the need and 35.8% that they are of no real value. At the same time 47.4% think the measure to establish minister and MP incompatibility is the right one<\/b> and 42.8% say the OPEKEPE cases are the picture of bribery over time compared to 42.2% who think bribery has increased under this government. <\/p>\n
As for the under-established rumoured parties<\/b>, the picture would not be very encouraging for them. Just 7.7% say they are very likely to vote for a Alexis Tsipras<\/b> party, and 65.9% say that this is not at all likely. Similarly, a party of Maria Karystianou says it is very likely that 9% will vote for her with 57.8% ruling it out, while a party of Antonis Samaras<\/b> says it is very likely that 3.3% will vote for him with 76.4% answering a clear negative. <\/p>\n
For election time<\/b> the picture has changed slightly from other recent polls. 28.4% want elections immediately, 24.6% in the fall and 39.3% at the end of four years. <\/b>However, half of voters, namely 50.7%, say they will vote for political stability and 34.9% to protest politically. In fact, 8 in 10 and more specifically 78.2% stress that geostrategic turbulence requires political stability with 14.3% having a contrary view. The survey was conducted April 27-30 with a nationwide sample of 1,005 people and a plus\/minus 3% error.<\/p>\nNo to “people’s courts”<\/h3>\n
The opposition’s attempt to turn the country’s political life into a vast people’s court<\/b> falls flat. The government rejects a proposal by opposition parties to set up a pre-investigation committee for Spilios Livanos and Fotini Arabatzi<\/b> in the OPEKEPE case as there is insufficient evidence to justify such a development. “No evidence has emerged that would lead us to accept one of the requests of either PASOK or SYRIZA and the New Left.<\/b> There is no evidence that would lead to a preliminary examination. Therefore, the answer of the government majority will be negative. These requests will not be accepted. They are not based on evidence, not even evidence,” said government spokesman, Pavlos Marinakis<\/b>. <\/p>\n
He also noted that if one reads the texts of PASOK and the other two parties, it is clear that this is another attempt to use a case “to build an agenda on a preliminary investigation without evidence”<\/b>. The government spokesman stressed that the only thing these parties are interested in is to turn the country and the political life of the country into an endless, endless court of law, an endless debate on criminal issues, without any real evidence, without data, with very heavy and exaggerated expressions, outside the logic of the actual facts of the case file.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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