The 'Tatsa' Remains with the President...

The article focuses on criticism towards the President's inner circle, emphasizing the need for bold decisions and adding value to their positions rather than seeking personal gain. It refers to a mindset characterizing the President's environment, which the author calls "tatsa," implying a lack of ability to make difficult decisions or serve the public interest. The author uses an analogy with Tassos Papadopoulos, arguing that those around the President should give value to their positions, rather than waiting to gain value from them. This approach, according to the author, was fundamental to the broader Center space that supports Nikos Christodoulides. The criticism seems to focus on the President's inability to get rid of people who do not contribute positively to political work and decision-making. The use of the phrase "The 'tatsa' unfortunately remains with the President!" suggests disappointment and a feeling that the President's environment remains ineffective. Overall, the article is a strong critique of the President's environment, accusing it of ineffectiveness and lack of value, and emphasizing the need for bold decisions and a change in mindset.