Democracy Movement: “The Government is on the hunt for the insured – it requires a fair and sustainable solution for debts”

“The government, instead of supporting employees, professionals and pensioners who are suffocating at the expense of over -taxation, terrible accuracy and ever -decreasing income, chooses to hand them over to private collecting companies, who has fully indifferent to social and social reality.” Movement for democracyregarding the hunt for insured by collecting companies.

He then mentions:

The government’s narrative of “mild approach” and “personal data protection” is not convinced. We all know how collecting companies work:

1. annoying phone calls,
2. psychological pressure,
3. threats and forced measures without any social or economic criterion
4. For seizures.

It is unacceptable for the state to treat citizens as debtors to be pursued, instead of seeking sustainable solutions to the problem when at the same time under the responsibility of the Mitsotakis government, the arrears of Greek citizens continues to grow significantly.

Specifically:

1. The total debt to AADE and KEAO increased by € 17.99 billion (+12.75%) from 2019, reaching 159 billion euros.
2. Debt to AADE increased by $ 4 billion and to KEAO by 13.9 billion (+39%).
3. 4,200,000 citizens (56%, +1,507,000 since 2019) are facing forced collection measures.

2024 compared to 2019:

1. 314.091 additional debtors (+25%) are subject to AADE measures
2. 1.193.442 additional debtors (+82%) received notifications from EFKA

The Democracy Movement requires the immediate withdrawal of this regulation and the establishment of a fair and sustainable debt settlement plan. A plan that will include:

1. 120 installments, at the lowest interest rate currently regulated by debts, equivalent to the out -of -court mechanism, ie 3%.
2. Interest -free debt repayments in cases of actual inability to repay on the basis of data produced by the Independent Credit Evaluation Authority by rejecting the argument about strategic badgers.
3. Restarting the insurance system based on the needs of society and not the dictates of banks and funds.

Employees and small and medium -sized professionals can no longer stand. If the government is really interested in the sustainability of the insurance, let’s start with employment enhancing, increasing income and fighting the tax evasion of large interests – not by hunting the weakest.

We will not allow the economic and social extermination of citizens.