2024-04-21 14:30:03
“I am not going to blame the failure of the government by giving consent to a policy that is wrong.” This was clarified by the president of New Democracy, Antonis Samaras, speaking yesterday from the “Economist” platform and added that “if I know something is wrong, I have no right to remain silent. I have no right to accept it. The opposition does not exist to acquiesce in the mistakes of the government, when the latter makes them worse.”
The Memorandum was at the center of Mr. Samara’s criticism, characterizing it as the main reason for failure and after the failures and mistakes of the government, as it proposed harsh austerity in an economy with a serious competitiveness problem. The president of N.D. he went on to point to the… borrowed powers as mainly responsible for the failure by stressing:
“We had the wrong prescription that causes recession and paralyzes everything. And this was not an “implementation error” by the government. It’s a design flaw in the first place. A mistake and stigma for the government that it accepted without negotiating. But also the fault of those who persisted in it and still persist.”
At the same time, the president of New Democracy warned about “the tensions that are simmering and the explosions that are brewing”.
Mr. Samaras took aim at trade unionists, as he did in Zappos II, saying that he does not count the political cost and that he will continue to disapprove of the unnatural privileges of some public unions.
Referring to Zappio II, he pointed out that the Program he presented is the epitome of Social Liberalism and that all he promised was the restoration of the pensions of the low pensioners.
Nikos Eleftheroglou
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