“In less than 20 days a new increase in the bottom myth will be announced,” he said today at SKAI radio 100.3, the Minister of National Economy and Finance, Kostis Hatzidakis.

“The economy is doing much better than it was until 2019. Greece has room to do better. But we have a long way to go,” said Mr. Hatzidakis

Asked if there was a chance that the weakest would receive aid at Easter, the minister limited himself to saying that he did not wish to lead Greece into regression by meeting a demand.
“I am not the one who will take Greece back,” he said characteristically.

Regarding the upcoming meeting of the Prime Minister with the farmers, Mr. Hatzidakis ruled out the possibility of new benefits, saying that the discussion will take place on the basis of the discussion that has already taken place between the farmers and the Prime Minister.

“We have specific strengths. We cannot pull aces out of our sleeves at every meeting. We will also lose benefits and any progress that new benefits may bring,” he stressed.

Regarding the connection of cash registers with POS, the minister reiterated that there will be no new extension.

“If we continue with the extensions, there will be penalties for both the country and those who will not connect. If the project is not closed, part of the country’s funding from Brussels will be cut off. Take it in cash. Don’t come to the end and ask a new extension because we will not be able to give them”, he said characteristically.

“We are dealing with a reform to deal with tax evasion. The ultimate goal is to be able to deal with tax rates as well,” the minister added.