We are implementing reforms that clash with capital and interests, Demetriou, DISY MP, said, speaking on Wednesday before the plenary session of the Parliament for the debate on the 2023 budget. Initially, addressing the DIKO MPs, he asked them what they said two years ago when they voted against the budget, adding that they were ranting about other things.
He then said that MPs must oppose every act and speech that is phobic, homophobic and racist, even from the floor of Parliament, and condemned the attitude of independent MP Andreas Themistocleous during last Friday's plenary session. Furthermore, he said that violence is everywhere, in schools and stadiums, adding that many laws, such as the fan card, are not properly implemented. He spoke of a lack of education and respect, saying that a lesson in sex education is necessary.
In addition, Demetriou said that the submission ofθεν Esches is being modernized with the automation of procedures that enhance transparency. "We have to convince that we mean what we say, that we are a model for society," he said. "We want Cyprus in constant evolution. Liberalism sees the many, the public interest. In spite of AKEL, we are implementing reforms that clash with capital and interests," he concluded.
Source: CNA
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