His political plan Kyriakou Mitsotakis before elections reappeared yesterday parliament, during the speech of the Prime Minister in the context of the discussion of the bill of the Ministry of Finance. On the one hand, Mr. Mitsotakis spoke in detail about the measures taken by the government in favor of the “weaker”, as he characteristically said, and on the other, he criticized SYRIZA that all it produces is toxicity and separation. Mr. Mitsotakis spoke of “the heated lies about hundreds of thousands of auctions by those who institutionalized auctions and told us that 25,000 auctions in your day is not a lot.” He described SYRIZA’s attitude towards parliamentary procedures as offensive, accusing him of being absent from the affirmative action vote.

Vote

Yesterday, the Prime Minister once again took advantage of Alexis Tsipras’ “gift” to abstain from voting and, speaking on the bill of the Ministry of Finance, tried a few days before the dissolution of parliament to highlight the social face of the government. “We will continue to be close to the citizen, to feel, to listen, to try so that the spring elections bring a new spring to the country,” said Kyriakos Mitsotakis, focusing in his speech on the benefits brought by the draft law on the most vulnerable citizens. For example, he cited the downtrodden arrangement, which benefits thousands of households and businesses that have been in mortgages for decades. “It transparently and fairly resolves the Gordian connection between the state and citizens,” he said characteristically. The prime minister also specified that clear counterbalances are provided so that the agreement does not develop into a massive and uncritical legalization of the oppressed. “A number of contradictions are being resolved, for which the state itself is responsible,” he pointed out and added: “Today the contradictory and unjust situation with the oppressed ends.”

From the floor of Parliament, the Prime Minister mentioned, among other things, the implementation of the market pass.

Tax mechanisms

In a similar vein, Kyriakos Mitsotakis added that the Treasury bill also includes a number of tax rulings, notably an ENFIA exemption for 2023 in disaster-affected and disaster-affected areas. The political message he sent was that the government prioritizes targeted support for the weakest. In the same logic, he referred to the introduction of the market pass, which “is another important bulwark of the state against the wave of accuracy.”

In fact, the number of applications has exceeded 700,000, and the prime minister predicts even more growth. Finally, he also mentioned changes to the out-of-court mechanism, adding that it now includes those with only one creditor. To date, loans worth more than 35 billion euros have actually been arranged.