
“Mr. Mitsotakis sees the extreme impoverishment of society as an achievement and thinks that some insufficient vouchers that actually come from VAT surpluses will save him politically,” Popi Tsapanidou said in a statement on the occasion of the prime minister’s press conference.
His press secretary SYRIZA-PS comments that the Prime Minister “recalled after a year of speculation and income cuts to talk about wages.” This, he points out, when in his day “households with an income of up to 750 euros have lost 40% of their purchasing power” and “the minimum wage has already lost 20% of its purchasing power – and that’s after any raises they had.”
Lady Tzapanidou He also notes that, however, Mr. Mitsotakis “he couldn’t find a word to say about the increase in private debt and the sharp increase in bank loan payments, that today even a regular borrower sees an increase in loan payments up to 300 euros overnight.”
As for the investment level, “which we will supposedly get immediately after the 2019 elections,” as Popi Tsapanidou comments, “we remind Mr. Mitsotakis that he postponed it 12 times, and now he remembered that SYRIZA is also to blame for this personal failure of his “. “At the very least, he is beginning to understand that Mitsotakis and investment grade are concepts that will never intersect,” he adds.
Source: APE/MEB
Source: Kathimerini

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