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E. Ahtsioglou: Mr. Mitsotakis, in addition to being an otakusti, is also an adventurer

“The prime minister does not take responsibility for the big surveillance scandal because if he did, he would have to resign,” said the finance department head of SYRIZA-PS, Efi Ahtsioglou to “Real fm 97.8”.

“Nobody can believe the excuses Mr. Mitsotakis spews” and which “are a permanent downfall in democratic functioning,” he added.

Mrs. Ahtsioglou noted that “ND executives opened a discussion for a second change of the electoral law during the term of this government”, this is a “complete discrediting of the institutions and democratic rules if this exists in the mind of Mr. Mitsotakis and manifests a incredible panic for the popular verdict”. “If he is planning something like this, we have a prime minister who is not only an eavesdropper, but also an adventurer. This discussion starts with a government that is losing its connection”, he underlined.

Regarding the exorbitant electricity bills, he emphasized that “it is a permanent choice of the government to subsidize the filthy lucre and to support a system that blatantly operates as a cartel, insisting that it does not put a ceiling on the prices of electricity and natural gas” and “at the same time the people are being robbed households, workers and small and medium-sized enterprises”, as “money leaves the citizens’ pockets and the state treasury – that is, again money of the citizens, who have paid too much in taxes due to the revaluations – and goes as subsidies to the energy companies which continue to accumulate excess profits”.

He stated, at the same time, that “Mr. Mitsotakis proceeded with the privatization of PPC”, which “announced for September increases by 62% and will lead the race to the explosion of tariffs, once again proving false the statements of ministers that this is ceiling and PPC will drive prices down”.

Mrs. Ahtsioglou pointed out, finally, that “the increase in pensions was legislated by the SYRIZA government to take effect from 1/1/2023. This is not something that the ND government can be credited with”.

Source: Capital

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