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Samaras Attacks Mitsotakis Government over Inflation

Former prime minister Antonis Samaras has accused the government of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis of failing to tackle inflation, calling for cuts to fuel taxes, VAT and electricity prices to ease pressure on households and businesses.

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Mitsotakis gave the signal from Lavrio: support reserves exist, but the government will not risk fiscal stability

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His proposals for dealing with accuracy - without having announced a party - were presented by former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras. In a new on-camera statement, Antonis Samaras emphasizes that "accuracy is not only the result of international developments. It is also a matter of government policy" and then lists his proposals, noting that he himself made them "in much worse conditions and they can be done again". See Samaras' statement on acc…

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Antonis Samaras thundered and flashed with fire at the “managerial neoliberal government of Mitsotakis” to be precise. His proposals for relief for households and businesses. The post Samaras hammers the “managerial neoliberal government of Mitsotakis” with measures to be precise appeared first on in.gr.

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"We have room to lower fuel taxes and VAT": The former prime minister's new intervention on social media

The tax policy of the Mitsotakis government and the refusal to make broader VAT reductions are at the heart of Antonis Samaras' new intervention, which raises the tone on the cost of living and directly challenges the government's argument about accuracy The article Samaras' intervention: immediate VAT reduction on fuel and catering that deconstructs Mitsotakis' narrative on accuracy appeared first on Periodista.

Greece's ability to support households in the face of energy scarcity was underlined by Kyriakos Mitsotakis during his presence in Lavrio. At the same time, he prioritized fiscal stability, in a period of increased pressure on European bond markets. The government's line therefore combines social support with the protection of economic credibility. However, European rules limit the available margins. European flexibility for energy The governmen…

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