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PASOK: "Mitsotakis Has Repeatedly Broken His Commitments to the Citizens" - The Press Project - News, Analysis, Radio, Television

PASOK Press Spokesperson Kostas Tsoukalas launched an attack on the government on the occasion of the Prime Minister's Sunday post, questioning the image of economic success presented by the Maximos Mansion and raising a series of questions about the party's proposals that were rejected in Parliament. Read here ⇛
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Kostas Tsoukalas deconstructs the government narrative on the economy, denounces the widening of inequalities and raises specific questions about private debt, accuracy, electricity tariffs and social benefits. PASOK launched a fierce attack on Kyriakos Mitsotakis, on the occasion of the prime minister's established Sunday post on the government's work and performance […] The article PASOK's fierce attack on Mitsotakis: "Storyteller of fictional…

The opposition parties are moving forward with their commentary and criticism of the Prime Minister's Sunday post. Statement by Kostas Tsoukalas, Spokesperson for PASOK-Movement for Change, regarding the Prime Minister's Sunday post: "With his post today, the Prime Minister is turning into a storyteller of fictional success stories. Mr. Mitsotakis' virtual reality no longer convinces anyone. The seven and a half years ... More www.ertnews.gr

The Prime Minister with his today's post turns into a storyteller of fantastic success stories, comments the PASOK press spokesman.

PASOK Press Spokesperson Kostas Tsoukalas launched an attack on the government on the occasion of the Prime Minister's Sunday post, questioning the image of economic success presented by the Maximos Mansion and raising a series of questions about the party's proposals that were rejected in Parliament. Read here ⇛

Kostas Tsoukalas of PASOK accuses Prime Minister Mitsotakis of "fantastic success stories", pointing out that the increase in GDP per capita is due to the decline in population and that purchasing power and productivity remain low.

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