Nikos Levoyiannis

Prime Minister Costas Simitis held a meeting in parliament on Thursday with PASOK's Parliament Group Secretary Nikos Levoyiannis, also attended by Minister of State Alekos Akrivakis and the ruling party's secretary Michalis Chrysohoidis.
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Levoyiannis and Akrivakis conveyed to Simitis the PASOK deputies' concerns over the current political climate, expressing their optimism for an improvement of pre-election climate in the provinces, following their recent contacts around the country.

Sources said that nearly all had submitted such a statement to PASOK Parliamentary group secretary Nikos Levoyiannis, even many of those that had originally objected to the premier's decision.

PASOK MP for Zakynthos Dionysis Gouskos and Thessaloniki MP Stelios Papathemelis, however, sent a letter to Parliament Speaker Apostolos Kaklamanis stating that they had nothing to report that was not already in their 'statement of means' declarations, while Attica MP Theodoros Pangalos sent a letter to the prime minister stating that he had no stocks or shares.
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Levoyiannis told reporters later on Monday that only one MP had failed to submit the statement, and this because he was out of town.He said that those MPs that chose to address letters to the prime minister or Parliament Speaker where covered by this action.

Prime Minister Costas Simitis also held a meeting in parliament on Thursday with PASOK's Parliament Group Secretary Nikos Levoyiannis, also attended by Minister of State Alekos Akrivakis and the ruling party's secretary Michalis Chrysohoidis.
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Levoyiannis and Akrivakis conveyed to Simitis the PASOK deputies' concerns over the current political climate, expressing their optimism for an improvement of pre-election climate in the provinces, following their recent contacts around the country.

Nikos Levoyiannis, secretary of PASOK's parliamentary group, complained that several ministers acted as if they were following policies of their own, adding that it was this lack of coordination which allowed New Democracy to pose as a government-in-waiting.