Stavros Papadouris welcomed the figures of the Budget, raising questions about the everyday life of citizens Stavros Papadouris asked for further answers from the Government on the possibility for young people to acquire private housing
He welcomed the basic figures of the state budget, Stavros Papadouris, Member of Parliament of the Ecological Movement for Citizens' Co-operation, in the state coffers as a buffer against the worst and the reduction of public debt to close to 90% of GDP.
The Ecologist MP called on the Government to answer for the 20% of citizens ( 1 in 5) living under relative poverty status and how these people will survive when the cost of rent, transport and food is many times higher than their monthly income, and also asked for a government response to the fear that every household or business feels when they open their electricity bill and think about whether they can make another settlement with AEK until better days come or how they will save the necessary amount for the installation of photovoltaic panels, when out of a total cost of €10.000 for installation, the state subsidy remains at €1,500.
He asked for further answers from the government on the ability of young people to acquire private housing, on borrowers' fear of foreclosures and spoke of the government's inability to deal timely and effectively with illegal immigration. At the same time, he welcomed the announcement that the President will sign the proposed law to suspend auctions, while regretting the debate in Parliament on George Grivas, he called for unity, stating that "there is no room for more divisions and discord among us".
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