For Chr. Triantopoulos said that “everything that could be done in the preliminary committee will be done at the Judicial Council”
The Tempe case, the challenges for the government in the economy, and not only, the polls were some of the issues that they were raised during the interview of the Deputy Minister under the Prime Minister, Thanassis Kontogeorgi on the SKAI television station.
Starting with Tempi, the opposition’s claim on the invalidity of the procedure in the preliminary committee is, according to Th. Kontogeorgis, in the “Political tooling of the issue”. In contrast, he said, “the prime minister and the government have submitted the proposal for a constitutional review in relation to ministers’ responsibility for the offenses exercised in the exercise of their duties.”
Concerning the attitude of Christos Triantopoulos, “he said he believes in justice”, after all, “The experience of previous weeks and months has shown that unfortunately we cannot discuss coolly”. Consequently, he added, “everything that could be done to the preliminary committee will be done at the Judicial Council.” On the other hand, the decision of Chr. Triantopoulos was “Brave, it’s not the usual thing that happened.”
And, elsewhere in the interview, “there was a political investment and tooling from the opposition. But they unfortunately tried to fit into party competition such an affair with this emotional and not only background. This was wrong, the government worked institutionally and politically, it worked calmly, “said Th. Kontogeorgis, who called for” not to reach the other end of the criminalization of political life “.
In a climate of polls, “quality elements determine our work, in what areas do citizens feel more needed, in the economy, health, safety, etc., the functioning of institutions.” While saying that the government “will not join populism, we would not make the mistakes of the past” but, on the other hand, he must explain “simply, with popularity,” he said, its policies.
In the field of economy – precision, “there are elements that encourage us and others that concern us and even strongly,” he acknowledged. Starting with the positives, “there is a syllabus, from international houses and more. That despite fluid conditions in the wider environment, international investors are facing the country as a safe destination for investment. ” ‘Other positive is that From 2019 onwards, “Half a million people have entered the job market. Before we had unemployed one in four women, now it’s one in ten. In young people we had unemployed four out of ten, now they are less than two in ten. In our central choice to increase income we do what we can in the private and public sectors, “he also stressed.
On the negatives, “there are factors that make it very difficult for everyday life and there is plenty of people who are being forced,” he said and specified: “In the food we had a high accumulated inflation, which, although zero right now, is pushing.”
Now, however, “we have stronger audit mechanisms – there were companies that have fooled the world for a long time – from where we had five people in the DIMEA (EDUCA Market Control Unit), now we have 110”.
At the same time, the Deputy Minister, rather than the Prime Minister, insisted on the two -fold, public investment in infrastructure, health, education – direct tax exemptions, which “pass more directly to every citizen”. In September, in fact, “there will be announcements in this direction (tax relief)”.
In conclusion, “we are in the middle of a term we went through”, but “in all fields, the broader geostrategic, the economics, the issues of everyday life, the change is gradually shown in practice.”