The PASOK-CHANGE presents the “Black Bible” of the six -year rule of New Democracy In the area of living costs and social inequalities.
Accuracy
What they promised: Reduction of values and control of accuracy
1. Second … From the end of the ND measures to fight accuracy: Dozens of baskets (household, godfather etc) and pass Result: We remain constant second from the end in Europe to the purchasing power.
2. Surplus hundreds of hundreds as soon as 18 cm of funerals pending or swallowed. The government’s constant refusal to give the public the products for which the fountains and the amount of the considered illegal profit are imposed.
3a. Beastly increases in • health premiums: An increase of close to 30%, the result of the law and government policies (IOBE index). The government’s retreat for 2025 in front of the pressure and outcry of PASOK and the opposition, by changing the method of calculation based on ELSTAT, but with the application that will apply from 2026. Another gift of insurance companies by the government.
3b. Beastly increases in • Banks’ charges: Interventions after PASOK’s intense pressures with ammemeters and “cat-rail” games with banks • Ferry Tickets: Gifts to the ferry companies with a 50%portion of port fees. Total increases in tickets During the five -year period 37%
4. Complete depreciation of consumer movement Fifteen applications for consumer organizations, only three certifications. The aim of the ND is the consumer movement, which also imposed by law.
5. Competition Committee In 2019, A. Georgiadis presented I. Lianos as the “most appropriate” for the president, any competition committee in Europe. In 2023 it was followed by a substantial expulsion (non -extension of a term of office). Why did he annoy? Because … it was not intertwined with the suggestions: Banks Products | Control in the dairy industry petroleum control Mapping telecommunications reaction to partial interventions.
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Energy
6 years of failure and precision in electricity values
Prices
-For 15.51 minutes in 2019 Greeks pay 23.49 minutes KWh in 2025
-The price of electricity today is increased by 51% compared to 2019
-The burden on Greek households is much greater than the EU. of 27 (Last EU Elements – Second Semester 2024)
-The price gap in Greece and EU is expanded and expected to grow further in 2025 (the B semester of 2024 difference of 17 percentage units)
-Greece is the 9th most expensive country in the current market in Europe. (Source: HEPI)
-The position of Greece, in relation to European countries constantly aggravated
Power values in terms of purchasing power (PPS)
In the second half of 2019 the Greeks paid 10% cheaper than the European average. and today by 14% more expensive (source: Eurostat)
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Work
From 2019 to 2025 the New Democracy government carried out a series of legislative interventions that have shaped a new landscape in the labor market. At the forefront of “productivity” and “flexibility”, fundamental labor rights were weakened, collective negotiations were reduced, the possibilities of unjustified dismissal were expanded, and new restrictions on trade union and strike.
2019 – Law 4623/2019 The “basic reason” was abolished, giving the employer again the right to dismiss without justification.
2021 – Law 4808/2021 (“Law Chatzidakis”) Despite assurances that “the 8 hours is not abolished”, the individual arrangement of working time was introduced, overtime increased, strike rights, and executives were excluded from protection.
2023 – Law 5053/2023 (“To enhance the work”) The 6 -day work in new sectors has been expanded, without notice without notice within 12 months and promoting parallel employment.
2019–2025 – Collective negotiation The terms of expansion and representativeness of the BSEs were limited, enhancing individual contracts.
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Health
Health is a fundamental human right and pillar of a modern, rule of law. In today’s Greece, this right is systematically impressed by a political hypocritical, strategy of inactivity and the relegation of the National Health System (NHS).
As a result, the cost of changing the backs of the citizens, resulting in an increase in social inequalities. The situation is now marginal. We don’t say it. It is recorded by international organizations, European statistics, and – mainly – the Greek citizen is experiencing it daily.
1. Greece Sound in public expenditure The country spends 5.8% of GDP on public health, compared to 7.2% European average. Despite the growth of GDP, public expenditure remains stagnant, while the private is increasing and citizens are burdened. The one notes: “1% increase in public expenditure by 1% of GDP reduces health poverty by 20%”. Greece is moving in the opposite direction.
2. Greece champion in unfulfilled health needs According to Eurostat (2024), Greece is 1st in the EU: 21.9% of citizens did not receive the medical care they needed, compared to 5.4% of the European average. In particular, those who are at risk of poverty top is 32.3%, five times above the European average. This constitutes a deterioration of the welfare state. Not mere weakness, but a political choice that leads to an increase in social inequalities.
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Private debt
1. Explosion of private debt In the last 18 months, the total overdue private debt (to banks and public) increased by nearly 10 billion euros, reaching a total of 225 billion euros. The debt overdue to the DOY For May 2025, according to ADAE data, it amounts to EUR 110.78 billion (from 107 billion a year ago), of which € 26.45 billion is considered unacceptable collection. The debt concerns more than 4.6 million VAT.
2. Red loans and auctions Red loans, despite the auctions and collateral liquidations, amount to € 73 billion at the end of 2024 and at the end of 2023. Of these, 65 billion are loans already sold to funds.
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