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[Cyprus Times] "For 10 years the rapacity central to the economy Better days ahead with Mavroyiannis' candidacy" says AKEL General Secretary

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With Mavroyiannis' candidacy, youth will see better days, said AKEL's General Secretary "For 10 years, predation will be the central element of the economy" His messages at the EDON Festival

Young people are looking forward to the candidacy of Mavroyiannis, in order to see better days, to face economic insecurity, to have dignity in life and work, said, among others, in his address to the 34th EDON Festival, AKEL Secretary General Stefanos Stefanou.

Describing the current situation for the youth, who, he said, are facing poverty, stuck wages with no work rights, few opportunities and many obligations and unemployment, Mr. Stefanou blamed the Anastasiades and DISY government, accusing that for ten years it has made rapacity a central element of the economy, corruption and corruption a hallmark of its governance, the bribery of day labourers a daily practice, the ramming of independent institutions a frequent expression of its authoritarianism.

He noted that we are facing a critical crossroads, and we have an obligation towards the future of the country to change things. This will be done with progressive change with Andreas Mavroyiannis, he said, describing him as a man characterized by sincerity, honesty, sensitivity to human problems and human suffering. He is characterized by his determination to solve problems and to break the vicious circle of corruption, complicity and inefficiency.

The candidacy of Andreas Mavroyiannis should be supported, Mr. Mavroyiannis said. Stefanou, so that workers have dignity in life and work, education makes children happy, the health system provides universal and quality coverage to all, to promote the green agenda and to break the prolonged deadlock and with specific initiatives to promote the solution. A solution that ends the occupation and reunites our land and our people, Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots.


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