One suggestion we will make to AKEL: Do not rely on EU reports or recommendations, much less surveys and statistics, to bash the government.
You are exposed.
The only way to find weak points in the state of the country, especially compared to the past, is to isolate one or two sentences from a volume of dozens of pages of data and information.
This, however, is not politics, it is an attempt to mislead the public.
Today, the AKEL spokesman invokes the European Commission to denounce the government as incompetent in the energy sector.
Meanwhile, the Commission's report of course records problems and challenges facing our country, but above all it records the progress that is being recorded in this sector, as in most other sectors.
AKEL should also read the statements made yesterday by the President of the Commission, which puts our country, together with Greece, in the frame of countries that are pillars of energy diversification in Europe.
To read the report entitled "Sustainable Development in the European Union", which records an overall improvement of our country at all levels in recent years, achieving better performance than the EU average in terms of reducing poverty and social exclusion, in the areas of health, well-being, etc.
Of course, very often in the reports on our country, as in the recent one of the Commission, imbalances are also recorded which, despite the improvement, are still a source of concern for the economy of Cyprus, such as the non-performing loans, the high level of public debt.
Something else that should not be missed is the significant progress of our country, thanks to the efforts of the current government, which is being recorded despite the policies of AKEL that almost led the country to bankruptcy, despite the crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic and despite the crisis caused by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
(PM/MB)
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