Government spokesman Giannis Oikonomou referred to the government’s plan for targeted one-time support for the most vulnerable, speaking on SKAI TV and the “Today” show, but clarified that the announcements will be made when the government is ready.
On the front page of the newspaper Ta Nea that the government is preparing a “gift” for Easter in the form of a targeted allowance, Mr. Economou commented that there are scenarios and ideas that are obviously being discussed, but the government will announce the details when it is sure.
The government stressed that it is constantly processing all the data and data, while characterizing the month of March as critical.
“We are constantly processing all the data and data. “Obviously next year, next month will be crucial,” he stressed.
“We are talking about something that will not be a measure of permanent support. “They will have their own perimeter and targeting”, “when we have something to say we will say it measured”, the government spokesman stressed.
“Both the breadth and the depth of this support is something that we obviously want to have. So it will not be something that will be insignificant, nor will it be communicative. “We are planning and wanting something that will have a substantial footprint,” said the government spokesman.
According to Mr. Oikonomou, this aid does not negate, on the contrary, it is added to the horizontal support to the citizens in the electricity bills, to the reduction of ENFIA but also to the new increase of the minimum wage in the next period.
Specifically on energy prices, he assured that the government will continue to support households, businesses and farmers.
Regarding the restrictive measures, Mr. Economou estimated that Greece will follow the trend of relaxation and return to normalcy that exists in the rest of the world and that we must wait for the suggestions of experts. Especially for the carnival he appeared hesitant saying “we will not be there”.
For fines for unvaccinated citizens over 60, he assured that the fines are normally certified to the approximately 250,000 and 300,000 citizens.
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