Drawing a “red line” against PASOK, Alexis Tsipras from Lavrion “thrown the ball” to the court of Harilau Trikoupi in connection with the formation of a progressive government. “photograph” it Nikos Androulakis he said that the first and third would be able to form a majority, and spoke of a “Contract of Change” or, in other words, a programmatic basis on which the progressive parties would be called upon to come to an agreement the day after the election, if SYRIZA accept a strong mandate of the Greek people. “Redirect the resources of the Recovery and Resilience Fund, which until today have been generously provided to several business groups,” he stressed.

Mr. Tsipras attacked the government, speaking of “the blue locust attacking public wealth” and spoke of “a realistic and feasible contract that will make a difference not only in local government, but in our lives.” 11 points which he presented are based on four aspects: wage increases, price cuts, debt repayment, fair condition.

Axis program presented yesterday by Al. Tsipras relies on four factors: higher wages, lower prices, repayment of debts, a fair condition.

As noted in the program, the increase in the minimum wage to 880 euros will be carried out from July 1, with the parallel institutionalization of the annual adjustment of the price index. In addition to the “defrosting” of three years, as well as in the obligations for the first 50 days of the reign, an increase in salaries in the state (01/07/2023) by 10% is included. The restoration of the 13th pension and a 7.5% increase in pensions for 2023 is envisaged. The “Amendment Agreement” also proposes the abolition of the claim fee and the introduction of a tax-free 10,000 euros for individuals.

To keep prices down, the focus is on reducing VAT on food to 6% and VAT to the lowest EU rate. The third article refers to a general plan to replace bankruptcy law with permanent debt settlement and primary home protection. For work, the restoration of collective agreements and the resumption of wage negotiations with collective partners from 2024 are envisaged. They emphasize Koumoundourou in restoring public control of PPC and returning EYDAP-EYATH shares to the state, as well as using the state’s stake in National. The goal is for the bank to be a public pillar of the financial system that will work for the benefit of the real economy.

The increase in health spending under the SYRIZA program will reach 7% of GDP. SYRIZA prefers a starting salary of 2,000 euros for doctors with the inclusion of severe and unhealthy nurses. It also provides for an increase in funding for education up to 5% of GDP with the appointment of teachers at all levels. As promised by the official opposition, the minimum admission base for universities and university police will be abolished. Also, 900,000 women will receive a maternity benefit from the birth of a child to 24 years of age, and the subsidy for rent for young people aged 25-44 has been doubled. It is proposed to ban Airbnb on legal entities and to support culture to increase the cost of disability benefits by 20%. SYRIZA is focusing on justice by abolishing criminal immunity, returning EYP to the Ministry of Citizens’ Protection, and strengthening ASEP.