Only his candidacy can put the Cyprus issue back on track for a solution, independent presidential candidate Andreas Mavroyiannis said.
Speaking on Saturday at a gathering of his friends and supporters in Pegeia, Mavroyiannis reiterated that in the Cyprus problem we are playing at the end of the extension, in his words, and there is a risk of a definitive partition of the country, which will be particularly disastrous for future generations.
We need immediately to reverse the situation and lead to a solution, he said, which can only be achieved by continuing the effort made five years ago in order to cover the last mile to reach the solution of a bizonal, bicommunal federation with political equality.
Andreas Mavroyiannis strongly criticized the government on internal governance issues, attributing to it a "lack of credibility". "Lost", he said, with the phenomena of interconnectedness, corruption of golden passports and "we became the laughing stock internationally" and he said that transparency and accountability should be restored as soon as possible.
He, he continued, has positions and proposals for the accuracy that plagues the country but also for inadequate salaries and all the issues that concern citizens. "We don't have a magic wand," he said, but said he would provide solutions by listening to the citizens.
Mavroyiannis referred to the issues of accuracy, fuel prices, electricity, low wages, lack of good prospects for retirement, housing problems and traffic problems in the areas of Cyprus, saying that there are "too many problems and, above all, we need to look at what is happening with the ATA."
He also said that collective agreements are necessary and spoke of a less divisive and social situation in the country.
He described as important the exchange of views with citizens on issues of concern to them. "We are here, not because we have suddenly decided that we are interested in power but because we consider it our duty and our duty to put our backs to the country to achieve a real improvement in the quality of life and to find solutions to many problems that plague people," he added.
He also said that power is not an end in itself but a tool that will allow them to achieve specific goals and policies. The Independent Candidate had a meeting earlier on Saturday with disabled and chronically ill people at his Election Headquarters in Paphos.
Source: CNA
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