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N. Pappas: $9 Billion Surplus, but Not Cutting Indirect Taxes

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Nikos Pappas accuses the government of admitting budgetary space after the MET and announcing subsidies for accuracy, instead of cutting taxes. He stressed that Syriza's proposals are realistic and necessary.
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"Nikos Pappas proved both in Parliament and at the TIF, with evidence, that the so-called cutter does not apply - The government should stop this argument"

Nikos Pappas, Secretary of the Central Committee and Head of Finance of SYRIZA-PS, intervened on the occasion of the government announcements on heating oil, placing the focus on fiscal management and the tactics of subsidies. He complained that, despite a primary surplus of 9 billion euros until July, the government insists on subsidizing punctuality rather than cutting indirect taxes.

Pappas: With a 9 billion surplus by July, they are only subsidizing accuracy ckardampikis Fri., 18/09/2026

Nikos Pappas accuses the government of admitting budgetary space after the MET and announcing subsidies for accuracy, instead of cutting taxes. He stressed that Syriza's proposals are realistic and necessary.

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Business Daily broke the news on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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