Tsipras: Excessive Surpluses Are a Deliberate Government Choice
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"The government should immediately support professionals, society, and the people who support the economy," said the President of the Greek Labor Party, Alexis Tsipras.
Tsipras: The Government Is Using Surpluses to Buy Votes - Give Them to Those Who Support the Economy
The need for the surplus to be directed to supporting professionals and households was emphasized by the president of the Greek National Police, Alexis Tsipras, during his meeting with the Board of the Panhellenic Transport Companies Association (P.E.M.E.). He denounced “deliberate poor execution of the budget, so that, later, in April, the government can give some money, as a tip, and this year in the pre-election period. In other words, to buy…
The president of ELAS accuses the government of a deliberate choice – What he said about pre-election benefits, energy costs and VAT
Alexis Tsipras, president of the Greek Left Alliance, denounced that the government's excessive surpluses are a deliberate choice and are being used to buy votes ahead of elections. He made these statements during his meeting with representatives of transport companies in Votanikos, highlighting the serious problem of the cost of living and energy and fuel prices that professionals and citizens face.
"A repeated mistake is not a mistake": this was the observation made by the president of the Greek Left Alliance, Alexis Tsipras, to substantiate his claim that the government deliberately has surpluses so that it can give money to citizens every April as a tip "and especially this year in the run-up to the election."
Alexis Tsipras unleashed "fire" against the government, accusing it of deliberately underestimating surpluses with the aim of buying votes in the run-up to the elections, while calling for immediate support for professionals.
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