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[Cyprus Times] Citizens are finding it harder than ever to survive in a tsunami of inexpensiveness, Chr. Christofides

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Citizens are finding it harder than ever to survive in a tsunami of inexpensiveness, Chr. Christofides Cyprus needs a new model of economic development, he said

Citizens are finding it harder than ever to survive amid a tsunami of inexpensiveness, low incomes and pensions despite economic growth of 5-6%, AKEL MP Christos Christofides said, speaking on Wednesday before the plenary session of the Parliament during the debate on the state budget for 2023, noting that another progressive government with a fairer distribution of wealth could improve people's lives and everyday life.

Cyprus needs a new model of economic development, which cannot have anything to do with the economy of scandals established by the Synergy government, Christofides said, adding that the inaction of those in power and the dogmatic serving of the interests of the banks threaten to sell off homes, business premises and other properties of Cypriot citizens.

Education is perhaps the most failed sector of the DISY government, the AKEL MP added, adding that thousands of children and parents are paying for the ideological rigidities, conservatism and paleolithic approach of the incumbent Ministers of Education. He also spoke of the complete devaluation of teachers, adding that term exams in secondary schools and high schools lead the learning process in schools to disintegrate, reinforce para-education and victimise children.

Source: CNA


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