Inflation in Greece: PASOK Denounces Government Half-Measures
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PASOK spokesman Costas Tsoukalas, following Eurostat's announcement on inflation in Greece, openly accused the government of "reacting to the crisis with half-measures." He accused it of "not having the will to confront the oligopolies" and commented: "Its failure is now undeniable."
"The government is reacting to the crisis with half-measures and does not have the will to confront the oligopolies. Its failure is now undeniable," emphasizes Costas Tsoukalas in a statement regarding Eurostat's announcement on inflation.
“The government is reacting to the crisis with half-measures and does not have the will to confront the oligopolies. Its failure is now undeniable,” emphasizes Costas Tsoukalas in a statement regarding Eurostat’s announcement on inflation. The PASOK spokesperson specifically states that “according to Eurostat’s provisional data, the […]
"In energy, the increase amounted to 18.8%" and that "the government's imported inflation in Greece is 1.3% higher in Greece than in the rest of Europe," he noted.
Costas Tsoukalas accuses the government of half-measures and an inability to confront oligopolies, commenting on new Eurostat data showing a rise in inflation in the country, to higher levels than the Eurozone.
The press spokesman for PASOK-Movement for Change, Kostas Tsoukalas, launched an attack on the government, citing the provisional data of ...
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