PASOK Fires at Mitsotakis over Energy and Small and Medium-Sized Businesses: "Prime Minister of Decline"
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"The country needs a government that will ensure balanced development, guarantee financial tools for all businesses and not just for oligopolies. It needs a government that can ensure financing and support for the real economy," notes PASOK Press Spokesperson, Kostas Tsoukalas The post Tsoukalas: The country does not need a decadent prime minister who asks for 25% to negotiate with the New Democracy barons appeared first on in.gr.
“The prime minister is now, by his own admission, on the path to resignation. In 2023 he was asking for self-reliance, the day before yesterday he asked for 25% to remain president of New Democracy,” commented Costas Tsoukalas on the occasion of Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ Sunday post. “Citizens know that in the area of improving their daily lives, Mr. Mitsotakis has fallen short and failed,” he added, and continued: “What is the “monumental” achievem…
Costas Tsoukalas, on the occasion of Kyriakos Mitsotakis' Sunday post, commented that "the Prime Minister is now, by his own admission, on the path to resignation. ... The article Costas Tsoukalas: The country needs a prime minister who will guarantee stability and progress was published in NewsIT.
"In 2023 he was asking for self-reliance, the day before yesterday he asked for 25% to remain president of New Democracy," he says characteristically. PASOK's press spokesman, Kostas Tsoukalas, harshly criticizes Kyriakos Mitsotakis in a statement, claiming that the prime minister is "on a path to resignation." "In 2023 he was asking for self-reliance, the day before yesterday he asked for 25% to remain president of New Democracy," he says chara…
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Citizens know that when it comes to improving their daily lives, Mr. Mitsotakis has fallen short and failed, says the PASOK press spokesman.
As Mr. Tsoukalas notes, "The Prime Minister is now, by his own admission, on a path to resignation."
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