KKE on Heating Oil: "40% More Expensive than Last Year" – Strong Criticism of the Government for Accuracy
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The KKE accuses the government of audacity on the occasion of the state subsidy of heating oil, saying that this year will start 40% more expensive than last year. More...
The start of the winter season has sparked fierce political controversy, with opposition parties (PASOK, SYRIZA, KKE, Hellenic Solution) opening fire on the government over the new support measures for energy and heating oil, characterizing them as a “taunt” and “communicational management of precision.” They highlight the inadequacy of subsidies in the face of rising prices and call for structural solutions such as a reduction in the excise tax…
“The New Democracy government has the audacity to call increased energy prices “relief” for ordinary families, at a time when heating oil, despite any interventions, will start this year 40% more expensive than in 2025, when it was already very expensive,” the KKE said in a statement, and then noted: “This increase […] The post KKE: The government speaks audaciously about “relief” for the people, while heating oil will start this year 40% more e…
The KKE is strongly criticizing the New Democracy government for its announcements regarding heating oil, accusing it of attempting to present its interventions as a relief measure for ordinary families, while energy prices remain at unimaginable levels. In a statement, the Press Office of the Central Committee of the KKE points out that […]
“The New Democracy government has the audacity to call increased energy prices “relief” for working-class families, at a time when heating oil, despite any interventions, will start this year 40% more expensive than in 2025, when it was already very expensive,” the KKE points out in a statement. It continues by pointing out that: “This increase does not …
The KKE is strongly criticizing the government over energy prices, claiming that heating oil will be available 40% more expensive this year compared to 2025. The party describes the heating allowance as insufficient and calls for the abolition of indirect taxes, price caps and increases in salaries and pensions.
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