Large audience in Greece, of Christos Papas interview, on "News 24"


It followed in Greece interviews deputy Christos Papas Golden Dawn gave journalist Artur Zheji during the show "360 degrees" on TV "News 24".

Many website especially those with nationalistic, announced for the show, even posted on their websites link "News 24" to follow live TV interview.

These website announced the date and time of the interview, advertise Christos Papas statements, which were aired on broadcast advertising spots.

Christos Papas presented in this news as "the man who has become very popular in Albania because of his visits to Northern Epirus, but also for statements made in the Greek Parliament and frequent questions directed the government on issues of North Epirus ".

Quote scriptures especially Papas MP statements made on the show, about the autonomy of Northern Epirus. "There are no end to the challenges of the Golden Dawn, which this time went beyond the borders of Greece, as deputy Christos Papas was interviewed Albanian channel" News 24 "and demanded the autonomy of Northern Epirus," said a Greek websites. "Autonomy of Northern Epirus is in effect a treaty, it exists and must be implemented," said the MP.

Another website when Papas interview touches demanded autonomy of Northern Epirus, while carrying in the hands of the Albanian flag in 1940-s, saying "this flag had the courage to attack Greece."

Also quoted statement of the law of war that exists between the 2 countries. "The law of war is not removed from a Papoulias statement, or a statement of the Foreign Minister. Basically we are still at war, "are phrases that are separated and accompanied by comments from the readers viewers.

The essence of Christos Papas statements related to the ideology of extremist party Golden Dawn, but the special was that these statements were made in an Albanian Albanian television before an audience and in a country, which claims that extremist MP is Greece and the writings , "interviews can also cause a diplomatic incident between the two countries."