Tsipras from Paris: "Bulgarian wages with French prices"
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Former prime minister Alexis Tsipras spoke in Paris and criticised Greece's economic policy. His statement is titled "Bulgarian wages with French prices", with which he described the situation in the labour market and the cost of living.
According to what he said, wages in our country are at the level of wages in Bulgaria, while the prices of many products and services are close to those in France. In this way, as he put it, many citizens struggle to cover their everyday needs.
Mr Tsipras also referred to Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and French President Emmanuel Macron. He argued that Mr Mitsotakis is the first to support the choices of Mr Macron, which he described as mistaken. These statements are part of the political debate on the economy and the European Union.
The news text does not include the government's response, nor any data substantiating the claims about wages and prices. Citizens can follow developments and official announcements to form their own view.
Sources: ΤΑ ΝΕΑ
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