Kasinis leads Andros Kyprianou to court (audio excerpt)

Solos Kasinis leads Andros Kyprianou to court, whom he even characterized as a coward. Mr. Kasinis said that Andros Kyprianou accused him of playing for Noble. AKEL denied that A. Kyprianou accused Kasinis until an audio document of what he said was published, at which point he returned reconstructing. Mr. Kasinis also stated that AKEL does not digest him because it cut off Shell's act.

Andros Kyprianou: Cassinis drafted a contract in favor of Noble

Andros Kyprianou can be heard in the audio document that you can listen here to say literally that "Mr. Kasinis took care to formulate a contract that was in favor of the company Noble". Mr. Kyprianou was speaking at an event in London in favor of Stavros Malas and the audio excerpt was published by the newspaper of the parish in London Eleftheria.

The director of the energy service, Solos Kasinis, reacted strongly to the report of Mr. Kyprianou, stating that he would take legal action against the General Secretary of AKEL and asked for the lifting of his parliamentary immunity.

Mr. Kasinis was initially answered by the spokesman of AKEL, George Loukaidis, who stated that Andros Kyprianou never made the specific statements and that the Director of the Energy Service should first investigate whether the statements were made and then criticize. He even called on Solonas Cassini to be more careful in his statements about state officials.

AKEL: Uncertainties and gaps in the documents…
Later, AKEL issued an official announcement in which it positions itself on the issue and which refers to gaps and ambiguities in the documents of the agreements that serve the companies and not the well-meaning interests of the place.

The announcement reads:
"If Mr. Kasinis really thinks that he is so brave and the others are so cowardly, it is certain that he can withstand the comments and criticism. If nothing else to recognize that what he says and what he does, since it concerns public life and the future of this place can be subject to the critical thinking of others.

It is also stated that "if Mr. Kasinis is really interested in the interests of Cyprus and the Cypriot people, he will do well to stop thinking as the only authority and exclusive manager of the energy wealth of the country. Realize that any gaps and ambiguities in the documents of the agreements are those that serve the companies and not the well-meaning interests of the Place. "Beyond that, no comment," the announcement concludes.

Source: iKypros.com