With clear spikes to the government and emphasizing the strengthening of small and medium -sized entrepreneurship, PASOK President Nikos Androulakis met on Friday morning with the Board of Directors of the Thessaloniki Chamber of Commerce.

Mr. Androulakis described PASOK as a “natural ally” of small and medium -sized enterprises, stressing that the competitiveness of the Greek economy cannot be built against them. “There is an archipelago of small and medium -sized enterprises facing serious sustainability problems. The solution is to reinforce, not to exterminate them“, He noted.

120 doses and abolition of the end of the business

PASOK’s president pledged to establish 120 installments for debts to the Tax Office and EFKA, with the provision of incentives for the consistent. At the same time, he called for the establishment of an irrelevant professional account and the abolition of the business fee, measures that, he said, would provide substantial relief to the business world.

“The tax system is deeply unfair. Businesses need stability and support, not uncertainty and over -taxation, “he said, criticizing government policy and in the unintentional, as he said, promises of the New Democracy.

Funding, full -time and green transition

PASOK’s plan also includes:

  • Employer contributions for 4 years in new full -time positions.
  • Financial tools to lift the exclusion of media from banks.
  • Supporting green transition in a fair and sustainable manner for the young.

Cartel and Schedule collapse

Nikos Androulakis was against the operation of cartel and oligopolies in energy, health, banks and food, referring to the collapse of state control mechanisms.

“There can be no controls on the powerful. Fines and interventions are needed to protect healthy competition, “he said, calling on the strengthening of institutions.

OPEKEPE scandal and spikes against government

PASOK’s president did not fail to mention the scandal in OPEKEPE, stressing that this is a “top issue” of corruption, at a potential cost of up to 1 billion euros for the Greek taxpayer.

“The state has turned into a loot in the hands of a group. The country is being crossed at European level because of clients that give birth to scandals and defames Greece, “he said, stressing the need for political change with morality and credibility.