“We go forward or we go back, we want pay raises or layoffs, we want borders to be secure or borders to be open to any threat. In short, we want Mitsotakis or Tsipras. This is an election dilemma,” the Prime Minister stressed. Kyriakos Mitsotakis during his speech in Heraklion, praising the size of the meeting, expressing his satisfaction and optimism about the election results.

The prime minister said that his goal in the next four years is to bring the average salary to 1,500 euros and the minimum to 950 euros, and suggested that people would choose “stability in their gains and the progress of the country.”

“The people will say no to the disaster for the second time, but will issue a second order to advance,” Mr. Mitsotakis said, noting that “on the day Konstantinos Mitsotakis celebrates with us, we promise to celebrate democracy and we want to be the first in all our prefectures.”

He briefly mentioned the government’s four-year project, noting that “we got over it.” immigration, pandemic and Turkey’s aggressive actions, we faced challenges when Greece was stronger than it was and the Greeks united. We never for a moment forgot about our obligations.”

He asked pensioners to send a bill to those who reduced their pensions with the help of the Katrugalu Law, while he accused Mr. Tsipras of refusing to evaluate his program and talked about money trees, pointing out that “SYRIZA wants to convince people to return his own ruins”.

He referred to simple analogueemphasizing that he would cancel it: “I consider it a priority to eliminate the trap of a simple analogy that leads to a lack of governance,” he said, blaming the President of PASOK Nikos Androulakis that “he looks to the past and wages a one-sided fight against me, but PASOK voters have joined us in the fight against populism. They do not see the glass as empty or broken as SYRIZA tells them, and refuse to be followers of what until yesterday was their adversary. The position of the PASOK voters is not populist.”

Mr. Mitsotakis said that Greece wants a clear decision from its leadership, stressing that he knows fluctuations in the Greek-Turkish language very well and has made Greece a pole of stability.

“I fulfilled my obligations”

Mr. Mitsotakis said he promised lower taxes, care for the weak, secure borders, “and we delivered on all of that.”

He said that for 7 billion euros, “the shoulders of citizens have been exempted from taxes, the tax-free allowance has been increased, farmers pay half the taxes, we have taken care of low-paid workers, base wages have increased by 20% to 780 euros. Today. The pensioners have increased after 12 years, those affected by the “Katrugalu personal dispute” are strengthening and will continue to increase until the personal dispute is finally abolished. Growth is twice as high as in Europe, we are setting records for exports and tourism income,” he said.

He also stressed that “Greece was a center for transit migrants, but now it has become a homeland with borders in the sea, land and air,” and made it clear that the Euros fence would stretch across the entire border.

He accused SYRIZA of hiding his program and said, referring to the ND program, that “the first goal is better salaries in the next four years, with an average salary of 1,500 euros and a minimum of 950 euros, an additional reduction in the tax-free allowance.”