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AKEL criticizes government for energy management, warns of power shortages
2 sourcesFirst reported 16 days agoUpdated 16 days ago
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- The AKEL party has criticized the government for failing to provide solutions to the current energy crisis.
- AKEL's statement suggests that the country is at risk of running out of electricity.
- The criticism arose following an interview with Energy Minister Michalis Damianos, where his announcements were deemed inadequate.
- Opposition parties, including DISY, have also responded negatively to the government's handling of natural gas and electricity interconnection issues.
- The discussions reflect ongoing concerns about the country's energy stability and future strategies.
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