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Alexandra Sdoukou addicted to ministerial offices and power - The husband with connections in the Judiciary

Alexandra Sdoukou addicted to ministerial offices and power - The husband with connections in the Judiciary
Sdoukou is married to a lawyer who runs a historic law firm in Central Athens with formidable connections within the Judiciary and to the Prime Minister
Was Alexandra Sdoukou flirting with ministers of other political parties or was she not? As Official Government Gazettes show, during the memorandum period she was also in the office of former Minister of Productive Reconstruction, Environment, and Energy, Panagiotis Lafazanis. Now, how it is possible for an official who claims to have been a New Democracy member since the age of 18 to join a left-wing government and become the right hand of Alexis Tsipras's most left-wing minister, only she can explain...

The stint under Maniatis and later under Lafazanis, Tsipras's most left-wing minister

However, one should not be surprised, because shortly before that she was in the office of Yiannis Maniatis, when he was also Minister of Environment and Energy under the PASOK government. Once again serving as a right-hand advisor, given her status as a public servant at the MOD agency, which manages development programs. Thus, when she saw New Democracy coming to power in 2019, she attached herself to Kyriakos Mitsotakis's inner circle, and he brought her on as an advisor. Now, do not ask me how the woman transitioned from PASOK and Syriza straight to Mitsotakis.

The husband with the major law firm and connections in the Judiciary

Behind-the-scenes reporting indicates that Sdoukou is married to a legal professional who maintains a historic law office in Central Athens, boasting powerful connections in the Judiciary branch and to the Prime Minister. As a result, Sdoukou went from being an ordinary staff employee to becoming an advisor to Mitsotakis, then Deputy Minister of Environment, and now spokesperson for New Democracy.

She displayed her registration record with New Democracy dating back to 1997, writing that she was a lawyer while still a first-year student at the Law Department of Democritus University, aiming to show us she was always right-wing—providing us, of course, with plenty of laughter and vindicating Farandouris, who lambasted her when she began accusing him regarding his transfers to other political parties... However, the core reality remains single. Sdoukou was "flirting" with whichever government was in power, whether right-wing, left-wing, or centrist.

Maximilianos www.bankingnews.gr

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