(ANSAmed) - ATHENS, JAN 25 - Former prime minister of
Greece and current leader of the leftwing opposition Alexis
Tsipras on Wednesday presented a no-confidence motion against
the conservative government of Kyriakos Mitsotakis.
The motion came after Tsipras revealed in parliament that a minister and five members of the military had been placed under surveillance by the state.
To "support democracy" and following an investigation by the public authority into the surveillance, "the prime minister cannot stay" in power, Syriza leader Tsipras said in front of Greek MPs. (ANSAmed).
The motion came after Tsipras revealed in parliament that a minister and five members of the military had been placed under surveillance by the state.
To "support democracy" and following an investigation by the public authority into the surveillance, "the prime minister cannot stay" in power, Syriza leader Tsipras said in front of Greek MPs. (ANSAmed).
