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Pavlos Polakis: "Whoever Votes for Mitsotakis, Votes for Expensive Electricity and Fuel" – Fierce Attack on the Government

Polakis attacks the government on accuracy and fuel. What he asked for HELPE and what he complained about for the Attica Region
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Pavlos Polakis launched a fierce attack on the government over accuracy, energy and privatizations. He called for public control of HELPE and PPC, while revealing SOL findings for the Attica Region. The article Pavlos Polakis: “Whoever votes for Mitsotakis votes for expensive electricity, expensive fuel and the surrender of strategic infrastructure” appeared in Agonas tis Crete.

The interventions of the parliamentary representative of SYRIZA-PS

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Polakis attacks the government on accuracy and fuel. What he asked for HELPE and what he complained about for the Attica Region

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P. Polakis stressed that the next electoral conflict will be judged on the basis of specific tough dilemmas regarding the economy, energy costs, and the crackdown on cartels.

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Pavlos Polakis launched a fierce attack on the government for accuracy, energy policy and the transfer of strategic infrastructures in his today's interventions as Parliamentary Spokesperson, emphasizing that the next electoral conflict will be judged on the basis of specific tough dilemmas regarding the economy, energy costs, the crackdown on cartels and the restoration of critical […] The post Pavlos Polakis: Whoever votes for Mitsotakis votes…

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syriza.gr broke the news on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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