Mitsotakis Vows Greece Will Not Return to ‘the Days of Populists’
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“At a time when many European countries are facing major problems of social unrest, Greece remains a country that is a pillar of stability,” Kyriakos Mitsotakis argued from Lavrio, bringing back the theme of stability. “We will not return to the times of populists,” he said, and in the logic of either us or chaos, he argued that only ND “can relieve citizens immediately.” The post Mitsotakis: He casts a spell on social reactions – Brings back th…
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, after the inauguration of the Daedalus supercomputer, spoke to citizens in Lavrio. In his message to the citizens, Kyriakos Mitsotakis stressed that Greece will not return to the era of populists, to the times of those who abolished the Memoranda with a law and an article, adding that "we will not return to a past of false promises."
Kyriakos Mitsotakis sent a message from Lavrio that Greece remains a pillar of stability in a time of European social unrest. The prime minister emphasized the country's fiscal capacity to support households in the face of uncertainty, criticizing those who promise everything. At the same time, he emphasized the role of New Democracy in view of the 2027 elections and the adoption of Greek proposals on immigration by the European Council.
A clear message against a return to periods of social unrest and populism was sent by Kyriakos Mitsotakis from Lavrio, after the inauguration of the national supercomputer “Daedalus”, linking the country’s stability to the government’s economic policy. The Prime Minister referred to the protests and turmoil recorded in European countries, arguing that Greece remains a pillar […] The post From “Daedalus” to… lottery tickets Mitsotakis – “Greece w…
Against the backdrop of social unrest and protests caused by the lockdown in many European countries, Prime Minister Kyriakos ...
Mitsotakis vows Greece will not return to ‘the days of populists’
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Monday vowed that Greece would not return to the social unrest and populism of the years before his conservative government took office, as he defended his economic record ahead of the 2027 general election.
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