Concern at Maximou over deviations by MPs
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At Maximou, the seat of the prime minister, there is concern over the public deviations of certain MPs from the government line. According to a report in the newspaper Kathimerini, the government wants to put a brake on the "off-key" notes that have been heard recently.
These deviations are attributed in part to the MPs' personal strategies. As elections approach, some MPs may want to stand out, gain visibility in their constituencies or maintain their influence within the party. For this reason, their statements do not always coincide with the official position of the government.
The issue is significant for government cohesion, because internal divergences can affect the party's public image before the polls. According to the report, Maximou seeks to limit these divergences and to achieve greater unity in public statements.
The report does not name specific MPs or specific measures to be taken. How the issue develops will become clear in the coming weeks, as the pre-election period advances.
Sources: Kathimerini
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