Alexandros Androulakis said on MEGA News that any cooperation with New Democracy would require acceptance beyond a single political figure. He argued that Greece’s governing party as a whole should move into opposition. Androulakis tied that move to efforts to confront corruption, impunity, inflation, and inequality. His comments placed him at odds with the idea of a coalition led by New Democracy. He also directed harsh criticism at Alexis Tsipras, although the quoted passage did not spell out the substance of his attack. The interview focused on whether Greece’s major political forces are capable of reaching a common understanding. Androulakis’s remarks made broader political acceptance a condition for any cooperation with New Democracy.