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Samaras: New "Fire" Against the Government for "Neoliberal Policy" in the Economy - Calls for an Immediate Reduction in VAT on Catering

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Antonis Samaras launched an attack on the government's economic policy during his speech at the Congress of the Messinia Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Kalamata. The former prime minister described a particularly difficult situation for small and medium-sized businesses.
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Antonis Samaras harshly criticized the government for its production model, taxation and lack of support for small and medium-sized businesses, describing its policy as “managerial, neoliberal” and warning of… Samaras: Shots at the government for neoliberal policy and cartelization – Calls for 13% VAT on catering - I NAFTEMPORIKI

"You can't just be interested in macroeconomic performance through excessive surpluses"

In detail what the former prime minister supported. The need for immediate measures to support small and medium-sized businesses was highlighted by Antonis Samaras, at the anniversary event for the 100th anniversary of the Federation of Professional, Crafts and Trade Unions of Messinia, in Kalamata, while strongly criticizing the government's economic policy. The former prime minister described a particularly difficult picture for small and medi…

Former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras harshly criticized the government's economic policy, on the occasion of the conference of the Messinia Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Kalamata, focusing on the acute problems faced by small and medium-sized enterprises.

Former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras launched a fierce attack on the government's economic policy, citing increased operating costs, problems in debt settlement and a competitiveness deficit.

The former prime minister dismantles the "neoliberal policy of excessive surpluses" and the "cartelization of the economy"

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parapolitika.gr broke the news on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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