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K. Liakoulis, as the first seven months of your term of office on the benches of Parliament have been completed, what is it that has impressed you positively and what are the negatives you see in parliamentary proceedings? I notice a lot of something before I go into any review process. And I think seven months aren't enough for that. However, if I had something negative to say in relation to parliamentary procedures it would be that I would like a Parliament, more interactive and less geared to the game of parallel monologues, in the game of impressions, in the game of micropolitical regularities.2.            How would you describe the new democracy government's activities in this time? How do you judge the opposition that SYRIZA is exercising? The NSW government only recently seems to be coming out of the "honeymoon" after its triumphant return to power about seven months ago. Of course, in order to return to power, he promised everyone everything, with "Mavrogialourou" tactics, which apparently belong not only to the golden age of good Greek cinema. And what didn't he promise? Unconditional and restrictions growth (which we will see if and when it will come), a number of foreign investors (which we do not yet see at least), "bulldozers in Greek in a month from the elections" (...). He promised an additional refugee solution. However, the problem of Moria remains more inflated than ever, the Ministry of Migration Policy is abolished and then re-established, the real estate rankings on the islands for the creation of closed-type refugee structures are transformed into "un-over-tiered" means in only a few days (!), after a fair outcry on the part of local communities. Not to mention the government's apparent anti-reform, where we have recently been informed that the teacher evaluation is referred to the "Greek calendas". Not to mention regressions in the sense of "excellence" and appointments of senior governors to hospitals, governors of state agencies of key importance without formal qualifications, appointments of Ministers who otherwise said their cv and others qualifications eventually had. In the national affairs and diplomatic relations of the country, again a scoung. Greece at a critical moment seems to be isolated, weak, without a plan. The Prespa Agreement suddenly does not need to be improved, and Turkey's agreement with Libya does not matter so much, even though it is being considered by the UN itself... SYRIZA at this stage – and I believe that for a long time – is more reminiscent of boxers who measure in his passive knockouts than a main opposition with a robust plan to retake power. He stands unscathed, fateful, passive, shallow and reflexively oppositional, on the agenda that the government sets every time. The falsified conferences he proclaims, all sorts of platforms, the collapsed "Bridges" and the mass recordings of "company" members who once – if ever overcome his fear – happen, more "golden the pill" of the new painful despite the face of it. And so, as I mentioned above, he chooses tactics of screams and alalags, like the only tactic of a SYRIZA that drowns, but finds nothing else to get caught, except "by his hair"... 3. There are areas in which the Movement for Change can do more both inside and outside the Parliament? Initiatives distinguished by their political sign and their undeniable social reporting. I am referring to some of them: the protection of the first residence, the way in which we believe that the 13th pension, proposals on red loans, proposals for the regeneration of the rural world, the demographic but also the way in which we must support the new generation, young scientists, young professionals. That's where our soul is, because that's where our world is. One example: this year's anniversary of September 3rd was different. We celebrated it here, in Larissa, and decided not to follow the beaten, not only ourown but also of all the parties that exhaust their anniversaries and conferences in endless speeches, until it was exhausted... Audience. We connected our celebration dedicated to the farm