"Nicos Anastasiades[/B] should respect the decision of the Parliament to extend the suspension of divestments," AKEL said in a statement.
In particular, AKEL says that "the parties supporting Averof Neophytou and Nikos Christodoulides are unjustly arguing among themselves. Those who support the two synergistic candidates also support the policy that for ten years now has increased the arbitrariness of the banks and left borrowers unprotected."
"DISY", AKEL continues, "of Averof Neophytou finally did not tire of passing laws in favour of the banks and at the expense of borrowers, which is why they continued unabated yesterday. While the loan management companies are provoking society by advertising a festival of property sales, Synagremos is continuing as long as it has been in existence. And the leaders of DIKO and EDEK yesterday supported the extension of the suspension of divestments. However, the presidential candidate they support, the Synergist Nikos Christodoulides, opposes the suspension as it disregards the agony of thousands of households and small professionals."
"AKEL calls on Nicos Anastasiades to respect the decision of the Parliament and not to postpone or mention the targeted three-month suspension of divestments."
"AKEL calls on Nicos Anastasiades to respect the decision of the Parliament and not to postpone or mention the targeted three-month suspension of divestments. We call on the outgoing President - even now, for once in his decade of rule - to put the interests of society above banks and large private interests," AKEL concludes.
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