New tension between ND, SYRIZA and PASOK, while Piraeus “identifies” Kumundura and Char. Tricaperupted on Wednesday on the occasion taxationwhich turns into a major area of ​​contention less than a month before the June 25 election.

The statement, however, came after the statements of the candidates on the state ballot, Panagiotis Dudonis and Elenis Chronopoulouon the taxation of dividends distributed to companies.

However, as PASOK spokesman Dimitris Manzos explained, although some of their statements were considered unsuccessful, the proposal for progressive taxation of dividends is in the party’s program.

Shertsos: “The PASOK program turned out to be a continuation of the Tsipras program”

After the above statements, the representative of ND, Akis Shertsos– speaking at a briefing of political editors – returned criticism of the “hidden program” to Katrugal for “horizontal increase in contributions”.

“SYRIZA and PASOK argue that it is enough to reduce VAT on food and excise on fuel to find resources to finance their programs. These cuts are equivalent to 3.5 billion in additional direct taxes, as the SYRIZA spokesman admitted and the PASOK spokesman did not deny SKAI today,” she commented.

“There is no reserve from which they will take money to finance these tax cuts, so they will introduce 3.5 billion taxes” which today “finances pensions, fixed costs for education, health care and security”, therefore, “either they reduce social spending or raise taxes,” the ND representative explained at the time.

As A.Skertsos said, “the PASOK program turns out to be a continuation of the SYRIZA program, but in fact it may be worse”, because “even the price for it cannot be easily estimated.” In fact, regarding the cost of the PASOK program, Mr. Schertzos claimed that it “costs about 10-12 billion euros per year.”

“Hidden plan” and “witnesses”

“PASOK is trying to capitalize on the wear and tear of SYRIZA, but risks becoming a run-down product when it takes on the irresponsibility of SYRIZA,” he added.

“SYRIZA has hidden plans, just like PASOK, which were revealed by martyrs #2″– emphasized then the representative of the ND.

“SYRIZA claims it will cut taxes and increase social spending from 10 billion in direct contributions,” calling it “another fake news from the opposition.”

According to Mr. Shertsos, “during the tenure of N.D. we have 26% of all direct assignment contracts, compared to 80% in the SYRIZA period”, while he spoke of “an extreme form of populism on the part of SYRIZA to announce that pandemic direct appointments will be a fiscal countermeasure to tax cuts and costs are going up.”