PASOK: Mr. Mitsotakis Promised a Reduction in the Wholesale Electricity Price - Who Prevented Him From Doing It for 7 Years? - iefimerida.gr
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The question of why he did not lower the wholesale price of electricity during his seven years of prime minister, but promises to do so now, is raised by PASOK in a statement. It states, in particular, that “Kyriakos Mitsotakis appeared at the ITU as a future Prime Minister and not in office and for seven years. He promised to reduce the wholesale price of electricity by 30%.” PASOK notes that “the question in the mouth of every ordinary citizen…
With the announcement of a 30% reduction in the wholesale price of electricity as the main focus, PASOK is launching a fierce attack on Kyriakos Mitsotakis, calling out the prime minister for what he did not do, as he claims, during the seven years of New Democracy's government. Charilaou Trikoupi directly asks the question "who prevented him" from intervening earlier, while accusing the government [...] The article PASOK against Mitsotakis on e…
"He tries even at the last moment to fool the citizens in order to steal their votes"
PASOK, through its announcement, raises the question of why Kyriakos Mitsotakis is now promising a 30% reduction in the wholesale price of electricity, while he has not done so during his seven years as prime minister.
"Kyriakos Mitsotakis appeared at the TIF as a future Prime Minister and not as an acting one, and in fact for 7 years," commented PASOK-Movement for Change today (7/9) through its relevant announcement, strongly criticizing the government for electricity prices. In particular, as Charilaou Trikoupi points out: "He promised to reduce the wholesale price of electricity by 30%.
With the announcement of a 30% reduction in the wholesale price of electricity as the main focus, PASOK is launching a fierce attack on Kyriakos Mitsotakis, calling on the prime minister to ... The PASOK article against Mitsotakis on electricity: "Who prevented him from reducing prices for 7 years?" was published on NewsIT.
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