We are aiming for a solution on the basis of the IHL, with political equality, which will protect the human rights of all residents of our country, said independent candidate for the Presidency of the Republic, Andreas Mavroyiannis, during his speech at yesterday's political rally in Peristerona.
In a packed hall at the "Dionysos" restaurant, A. Mavroyiannis stressed that our country is being led with mathematical precision to partition and that we must act immediately and effectively to prevent this course.
He continued by pointing out that we seek a reunited Cyprus where freedom of establishment and property, but also the implementation of the four freedoms of the EU: free movement of people, goods, services and capital.
"In addition to the diplomatic actions to be taken on the Cyprus issue, we will work every day to build the organic conditions for peace with the TCs, through the exploitation of the natural gas in the Cypriot EEZ to become a catalyst for the solution. Utilizing the EU in a constructive manner, but also taking initiatives to resolve common issues that will bring the two communities together," he stressed.
He also said that our country needs change, the great progressive change, which will make our country hospitable and create hope again for the young people, so that they can create and take the helm of Cyprus in the future.
He also spoke about the fence in the Dead Zone, noting that it will be removed as it has not brought any positive results.
He also spoke about the fence in the Dead Zone, noting that it will be removed as it has not brought any positive results. He went on to say that incentives will be given for the settlement of citizens, but also for business activities within the Dead Zone, such as farms and greenhouses. "The solutions to address the issue of accuracy are feasible and immediately applicable: full reimbursement of the ATA, based on inflation variation, and its extension to all workers. Restore the reduction of VAT on electricity from 19% to 9% and abolish double taxation on fuel."
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