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[Cyprus Times] "We don't say much, we will have a strong economy so we can help", Averoff tells Dali rally (pics)

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"We don't say much will", the message Averoff Gathering of Friends and Supporters of the candidacy of Mr. Averof Neophytou in Dali

Dali also sent a message of victory during a rally organized by friends and supporters of the candidacy of DISY President and candidate for the Presidency of the Republic Mr. During his speech, Mr. Neophytou particularly focused on the economy, stressing that "because I am getting older, I put and we put our backs into it so that people can have a job today."

During his speech, Mr. Neophytou focused on the economy, stressing that "because I am getting older, I put and we put our backs into it so that people can have a job today. From 18% unemployment to almost full employment. Yes we who are accused of being socially callous, through our right policies we closed the social grocery stores, we supported the welfare state, we made the GESY without a strong economy we could not have had this social blessing, the greatest social conquest since 1960".

Nor could we have had the widow's pension for men, the increase in benefits, maternity and paternity leave. We could not strengthen the family by having the state pay up to 80% of the cost of nursery and infant expenses.

"But we have a difference. We don't say much will we or won't we take actions beyond the possibilities of the economy that in the end those who some people wanted to help led them, even if unwittingly, to financial bankruptcy. Instead of the wills of all the other candidates, I choose another priority and that is what I have done for decades in my political career. This is what the Clerical Union taught me, this is what Leontius taught me, this is what those who cared about the stability of the country taught me: to ensure that the country has a strong economy so that we can help those who are really in need", Averof Neophytou concluded.


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