PASOK: "The Government's Commitments Are Unsecured Checks" on Energy, Pensions and VAT - The Press Project - News, Analysis, Radio, Television

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PASOK-Movement for Change is criticizing the government for its handling of the energy crisis, fuel taxation and pension increases, on the occasion of the Prime Minister's Sunday post. PASOK-Movement for Change's press spokesman, Costas Tsoukalas, accuses Kyriakos Mitsotakis of presenting a "virtual reality", which, he claims, is far from the situation experienced by households and businesses.

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“We would suggest that the prime minister, instead of trying changes to the structure of his Sunday post, change the title. Instead of a weekly review, call it a Sunday virtual reality post,” comments Costas Tsoukalas in a statement. The PASOK press spokesman adds that “Mr. Mitsotakis describes to the citizens every Sunday a different Greece with a […] The post Tsoukalas against Mitsotakis: “Uncovered checks” are his commitments – Every Sunday h…

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PASOK-Movement for Change spokesperson Costas Tsoukalas launched an attack on the government and Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis personally, following the Prime Minister's Sunday post. His criticism focused on the management of the energy crisis, fuel prices, pension increases and the non-implementation of the horizontal VAT reduction.

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Costas Tsoukalas accuses Mr. Mitsotakis of presenting a virtual reality in his weekly post, ignoring the real problems of the energy crisis and the burden on citizens from high prices.

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“We would suggest to the Prime Minister, instead of trying changes in the structure of his Sunday post, that he change the title. Instead of a weekly review, he should call it a Sunday virtual reality post,” emphasizes PASOK-KINAL Press Spokesperson, Kostas Tsoukalas, commenting on the post by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis. As he explains, “Mr. Mitsotakis describes to citizens every Sunday a […]