The need to revive our villages and not to desert Greece, the SYRIZA president-Progressive Alliance said, Socrateswho traveled to the prefectures Imathias, Pella and Pieria.

“The SYRIZA-PSP program for Progressive Greece includes major reforms in the agricultural sector. It takes a great deal of reform in the agricultural sector. And SYRIZA-PS includes it in its program for progressive Greece. The countryside requires a big change: to bring our villages to revive and not to desert Greece, “said Mr. Famellos, in his meetings with the Pella Agricultural Association, the Producers Group & the Rural Association of Arnissa and the Agricultural Cooperative” Apollo “.

“In the Greek countryside there are cooperative companies, which are moving forward and show that there is a way out for the Greek product because they really give a better income to the Greek farmer. This is also the standard supported by SYRIZA-PS […] Mr Mitsotakis has left the agricultural production without support and at the same time left consumers without protection. Instead of planning agricultural production in our homeland, to keep the farmer in the countryside, we have scandals with the butcher and frappe, “said the SYRIZA-PS President.

At the meeting with the “Network of Citizens for the Environment” in Giannitsa, the SYRIZA-PS President heard the concerns of the members of the Network for the lack of green in the city, the plans to build the Kapsalis camp, and the problem of the city’s railway connection.

“We are opposed to the abuse of special urban planning plans. The urban planning must proceed and all uses of land be defined. And the Army cannot, nor the public in general be speculated in real estate terms, “Socrates Famellos stressed, and added the need for rail reform in Greece. “Northern Greece must become a case study for a dense rail network and overthrow of transport habits,” he said.

During his visit to the Krya Vrisi Health Center, he was informed of the shortages of doctors and other staff in all Health Structures in Pella Prefecture.

Mr Famellos referred to the positions of SYRIZA-PS for the reinstatement of the 13th and 14th salaries to the State, to double doctors’ fees, to increase the wage of nurses, to integrate medical staff into heavy and unhealthy 15,000.

The president of SYRIZA-PS visited the Association of People with Autism “Mama” in Veria, visited and guided the “Sun-Yianni Winery in Giannakochori and met with Mayor of Veria Konstantinos Vorgiazidis and with Giannitas and Konstantinos Veria and Giannitas.

During his tour of Pieria, he met with representatives of the Pieria Hoteliers Association and the Federation of Pieria – Imathia – Pella rooms and noted that tourism businesses have been left to their fate.

“The tourism sector in Greece has many potential, if it is based on a single and organized plan. Today in Pieria we have found that tourism businesses have been literally left to their fate. There is no planning so that the tourist product is not only summer in nature, but combined with the rich historical and physical features of the area. Not even comprehensively linked to the primary product of the area, “Mr Famellos said, adding:” At the same time, tourism businesses have serious problems of accuracy, they have serious problems with the workforce and there is also unfair, irregular competition. And from short -term leasing, but also from other irregular forms of tourism. That is why I say that small and medium -sized tourism businesses have been left to their fate.

There is also a serious problem with their taxation. A crucial issue has to do with the end of durability. There is no return to local businesses, in Greek tourism from the end of resilience, which is unjustly and unjustly distributed by the government.

For this reason, a comprehensive overthrow of the tourism product is needed, so that it is designed to extend, to extend the unemployment benefit to tourism workers and to reduce the costs for businesses, which in Pieria also complain about the very high cost of energy, for very high banking costs and access.

So, we need a strong state that will work for Greek entrepreneurship, for Greek labor, in relation to the Greek environment, and not for the cartels supported by Mr Mitsotakis. “