Cyprus during the days of SYNAMOS was turned into a dry vineyard for former and current agents of Israel using it as a base for the production and export of malicious software, which infected our country, Greece and possibly other countries, he said before the plenary session of the House of Representatives, during the second day of debate on the state budget, Andreas Pasiourtidis, MP of AKEL.
Mr. Pasourtidis said, among other things, that a government is coming to an end, which has gigantised social inequalities, shrunk the middle class and hijacked a significant percentage of the country's total GDP from workers' wages and channelled it to the profits of the few. The Anastasiades administration, he said, has recorded many firsts. "Firsts in corruption, institutional entanglement, blatant conflict of interest, firsts in public controversy, in the undermining of independent institutions and officials, but also in the negative image the country sends abroad." He also said that the police force is being devalued daily by errors and omissions, as well as incidents, which take place under the inadequate supervision of the political supervisor. "We are concerned about the power games and intrigue between the police and the prison management," he said."
Specifically for the city and province of Larnaca, Pasourtides said that one of the main problems plaguing the local community of Larnaca is the closure of hundreds of small and medium-sized businesses, which, unable to bear the financial burden, are looking in vain for a lifeline, but no government policy is providing them with one. He also referred to school facilities and school buildings, which he said are outdated.
Source: CNA
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