PASOK: ND Asks for a New Four-Year Term to Do What It Did Not Do – "It Is Trying to Deceive with Half Measures to Stay in Power"
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PASOK spokesman Kostas Tsoukalas commented on Mitsotakis's announcements, saying that the prime minister "will confront the deep state, which during his time has become more centralized and more corrupt." The post PASOK: ND asks for a new four-year term to do what it did not do - "It is trying to deceive with half-measures to stay in power" appeared first on in.gr.
"Having lost all trace of credibility, he is trying to deceive with half-measures in order to stay in power," comments PASOK, criticizing what Kyriakos Mitsotakis said and announced at the TIF. After the speech and measures announced by the Prime Minister from the podium of the 90th TIF, PASOK spokesman Costas Tsoukalas notes that "tonight Kyriakos Mitsotakis declared himself "more optimistic", "more ready" and "more determined" after seven yea…
Costas Tsoukalas criticized the prime minister's package of measures at the International Fair of Greece, emphasizing that the government ignores accuracy problems, reduces purchasing power and attempts to half-measures to copy PASOK's agenda.
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Kyriakos Mitsotakis also speaks of an "Agreement for Progress and Prosperity" in a post on social media after his speech on Saturday night at the opening of the 90th TIF. In it, the Prime Minister briefly attached all the measures he announced by category: The measures by category: "Public Employees: Christmas Allowance of 500 […]
PASOK on the Prime Minister's speech at the TIF
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