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[Cyprus Times] Need for support for sectors hit by precision, says Averoff

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Averof Neophytou says the need to support the sectors affected by accuracy "Only with rationality can the problems be solved", he noted

DISY President Averof Neophytou suggests subsidizing production in the sectors affected by accuracy, who notes that only rationality can solve the problems created by the price increase.

In his statements in the village of Pissouri , as part of his tour of Limassol communities, Averof Neophytou also commented on what is happening in the banking workplace.

In his statements after a meeting with residents of the village, the DISY President stressed the need for the state to support, based on its financial capabilities, the sectors that have suffered the most damage, such as the livestock sector.

"I have a clear position that the state, based on its financial capabilities, must support the sectors that have the greatest costs and have been burdened with the greatest damage due to the huge increases we are experiencing and the livestock sector is one of them," Neophytou said.

He added that "any measures the government based on its capabilities will announce for support must be based on production. Do we want more milk? We should not subsidize based on the number of animals but the subsidy should be based on production, so the more milk one produces the more support possible."

"Only through rationality can we give relief to those who have problems and correct distortions of the past," he noted.

The DISY President also commented for the second time on what is happening in the banking labour sector.

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As he said, depositors, shareholders, security holders, the entire taxpayers made sacrifices so that the banks could survive. "Banks are not just another business, they were supported by taxpayers and those I have mentioned and by the state and they have a heavy social responsibility that should not be ignored in any political decisions."

"We respect the independence of each organisation but we also know ways to protect justice and social cohesion."


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