In a tense session of the Greek Parliament, Zoi Konstantopoulou, leader of the Plefsi Eleftherias party, aggressively criticized Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis concerning recent violent events in Nikaia. She accused him of attempting to impose his terms at Nikaia Hospital with the support of armed police, thereby affronting healthcare professionals who are diligently supporting patients during these crises.

Konstantopoulou demanded that the Minister of Citizen Protection, Michalis Chrysochoidis, clarify whether he ordered the violent actions against doctors and nurses, indicating a serious deterioration of communication and trust between health authorities and medical staff. She portrayed Georgiadis's actions as part of a broader neglect for public health, suggesting that his focus is only on wealthy patients who could help boost his public image rather than addressing systemic issues affecting all citizens.

Furthermore, Konstantopoulou criticized the ongoing renovations at the Emergency Department of the hospital, which began in 2023, asserting that Georgiadis was presenting incomplete achievements while disregarding the real needs and conditions faced by healthcare workers. The confrontation reflects deeper political divides in Greece regarding the handling of healthcare issues and the accountability of ministers in crisis situations, potentially impacting public perception and health policy moving forward.