Mini Economic Platform From Samara, Declares Itself a Supporter of Social Liberalism, Demanded a 13% VAT for Catering
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Former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras launched new fire against the government, who in his written address to the Synerion of the Federation of Professional, Crafts and Commercial Unions of Messinia claimed that the increase in costs for a small and medium-sized business in the last two years alone reached a dizzying 35%. The post Samaras' new "nails" in the government: It cannot only be interested in surpluses - It is a political decision which…
He proposed a special bank for small and medium-sized enterprises, claims that we have cartelization of the economy, and criticized excessive surpluses.
"So, in contrast to the managerial, neoliberal policy pursued by the current government, I choose social liberalism," says Antonis Samaras, once again launching a barrage of fire against the government's policy through his speech at the conference of the Federation of Professional, Crafts and Trade Unions of Messinia. The post Samaras' new "blow" against the government: The three measures he proposes for small and medium-sized enterprises appear…
Former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras is calling for measures to reduce energy costs and indirect taxes, as well as financing for small and medium-sized enterprises. He speaks of an increase in the operating costs of small and medium-sized enterprises by 35% within two years and contrasts “social liberalism” with the “managerial, neoliberal policy” of the Mitsotakis government. Read here ⇛
Antonis Samaras harshly criticized the economic policy pursued by the government and its impact on small and medium-sized enterprises during his speech at an anniversary event of the Federation of Professional, Crafts and Trade Unions of Messinia. The former Prime Minister, among other things, emphasized that “in contrast to the managerial, neoliberal policy pursued by the current government, I choose […]
With his eyes set on creating a new party and with Kyriakos Mitsotakis in his sights, Antonis Samaras is raising the stakes,
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