Sharp criticism of the announcements of Nikos Androulakis at TIF The Undersecretary of State was practiced by the Prime Minister Paul Marinakiseven talking about “another” Thessaloniki program “that just … greeted”.
Mr Marinakis accused the PASOK president of not being able to provide answers to the cost of his announcements, the reduction of VAT while last week, the prime minister “presented a brave tax reform, specifically saying that it costs 1.76 billion euros”.
“Indeed, there are questions that no one can answer in a few seconds if he wants to be convincing, because it is simply a documentation. But there are also questions in which the answer is monolithic if you want to take you seriously, “he said in a statement.
According to Mr. Marinakis, the PASOK President “Instead of saying a number, he was talking for several minutes and, after traveling to 2009, he just didn’t answer. In a similar way (not) he also answered a similar question about reducing the VAT he announced yesterday, as well as any relevant question of costing his rich “basket”. ”
“The country paid dearly for the programs written” on the leg “and much more expensive politicians who spoke in the air. Announcements without clear costing and, respectively, without explicit reference to the measures that will result in the revenue necessary to finance these announcements, is yet another “Thessaloniki program” that just … greeted, “he concluded.
The announcement of Pavlos Marinakis in detail
Indeed, there are questions that no one can answer in a few seconds if he wants to be convincing, because it is simply a documentation.
But there are also questions in which the answer is monolithic if you want to take you seriously.
It is worthwhile to see how the PASOK president responded to today’s press conference in the very simple, but key question: “How much do the measures you announced yesterday cost?”
Mr. Androulakis, instead of saying a number, was talking for several minutes and, after traveling to 2009, he just didn’t answer. In a similar way (not) he also answered a similar question about reducing the VAT he announced yesterday, as well as any relevant question of costing his rich “basket”.
On the contrary, a week ago, the prime minister presented a generous tax reform, specifically saying that it costs € 1.76 billion.
The country paid dearly for the programs written “on the leg” and much more expensive politicians who spoke in the air. Announcements without clear costing and, respectively, without explicit reference to the measures that will result in the revenue necessary to finance these announcements, is another “Thessaloniki program” that simply … greeted.