The big stake is whether we will keep the economy and the country on a stable course, DISY Parliamentary Representative Nikos Tornaritis said from the floor of the plenary session of the House of Representatives during the debate on the state budget for 2023.
"And an even bigger stake is who can credibly work, seek and achieve the resumption of talks and the resolution of the Cyprus problem," he said, adding that "the clear answer to the two top questions is that only the Democratic Rally can." He also responded to the government's institutional entanglement, saying that "there are other words like Dromolaxia, Mari" and added that "whoever lives in a glass house never throws stones."
With regard to the budget, Mr. Tornaritis noted that it provides for economic surpluses and increased spending, while the economy continues to grow, "contradicting the opposition who, like Cassandra, warned that we were creating a predatory economy." He also referred to the resolution adopted by the Parliament on Georgios Grivas last Friday, saying that "it was a black day for the Parliament of the Republic of Cyprus" and that "the resolution tabled by AKEL was a manifesto of discord, a document of national division, a document that only benefits Turkey".
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