Marinakis: PASOK Says that Those of You Who Pay Your Loans and Abide by the Regulations Are Suckers - iefimerida.gr
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“The truth is that the announcement of the Ministry of Finance leaves no room for doubt because it is based on real data and does not reproduce the outdated and illogical arguments of PASOK,” stressed Pavlos Marinakis, commenting on PASOK’s complaints about bad loans. The deputy minister to the prime minister and government spokesman during the questions at the political editors’ briefing stressed that “Mr. Androulakis’ PASOK attempted to becom…
“He is anxious about his electoral survival, but he has lost his temper with what he is proposing.” The article Marinakis on bad loans: PASOK “wants to bring back the ‘I don’t pay’ movement” appeared first on Documento.
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P. Marinakis emphasized that the announcement by the Ministry of Finance is based on real data, while he criticized PASOK for dangerous proposals regarding bad loans and, addressing consistent citizens, emphasized the importance of balance.
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The government is raising its voice against PASOK's proposal for "red" loans, accusing Charilaou Trikoupi of "reviving the I Don't Pay movement" and of sending the message that "anyone who pays the regulations is a fool." During the briefing of political editors on Monday (31/8), government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis said that the proposal ... More www.ertnews.gr
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