Marinakis Against Tsipras on Salaries: "We Will Not Repeat the Failed Bankruptcy Recipe"
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Greece does not have the salaries that its citizens deserve, but it is not accurate to talk about “Bulgarian salaries,” stressed government spokesman and deputy minister to the Prime Minister Pavlos Marinakis during the briefing of political editors, responding to criticism about the level of salaries. The post P. Marinakis: The failed recipe for bankruptcy should not be repeated – Ignorance or populism of the opposition for the Income Tax Act a…
Government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis responded to former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras' statements regarding the level of wages in Greece, during the ...
The official briefing of political editors and foreign press correspondents took place at noon on Monday (21/9) by the government representative, Pavlos Marinakis. The government spokesman, among other things, referred to the new double upgrade of the Greek economy by two rating agencies, as well as the criticism of former Prime Minister and ELAS President Alexis Tsipras for the height of [...] Marinakis v Tsipras's article on Bulgarian wages: “…
Pavlos Marinakis clarified that salaries in Greece do not reflect the value of citizens, but they are not Bulgarian salaries. He acknowledged that accuracy absorbs increases and responded to Alexis Tsipras' criticism.
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