Independent candidate for President of the Republic Andreas Mavroyiannis today toured the city and Paphos District and held two political rallies at the Church Hall in Chloraka and then at Geroskipou B Primary School, accompanied by members of his staff and members supporting his candidacy in order to "listen to the problems" of the residents of the area and the province at large.
In his statements, Mavroyiannis described the messages he is receiving from Paphos as very positive, saying that despite the fact that his two runners-up are from Paphos province, there is nevertheless a very good and strong climate of extended support not only from people on the left but also from other areas.
Mavroyiannis referred to the issues of accuracy, fuel prices, electricity, low wages, the lack of good prospects for retirement, the problems of housing, but also the traffic problems in the regions of Cyprus, saying that there are "too many problems and especially we need to look at what is happening with the ATA" and that collective agreements are necessary, speaking also for a less divisive and social situation in the country.
In relation to how to ensure proper working conditions and the adoption of best and modern practices, Mr. Mavroyiannis replied that this can be achieved through dialogue but also by the government with a clear orientation towards social welfare, social sensitivity and concern for people to ensure in this society that inequalities are reduced and we all work together to achieve economic growth, development and sustainability, adding that it is a new logic that must prevail. sending a "strong message" that they do not tolerate "at all any practice of complicity and corruption."
Source: CNA
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