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AKEL criticizes government's blue tax on waste burial during Astra interview.

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The AKEL party criticized a proposed tax initiative related to the sanitary burial of waste, labeling it a "blue tax" linked to the government and the coalition of DISY-DIKO.
Nikos Kettirou, an AKEL MP, argued that the tax does not fit into traditional categorizations of "black" or "green" taxes.
The comments were made during a discussion on radio, highlighting AKEL's opposition to the measure.
The critique suggests a broader political context involving party alliances and fiscal policies in Cyprus.
This discourse reflects ongoing debates about environmental taxation and waste management in the country.

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The AKEL party criticized a proposed tax initiative related to the sanitary burial of waste, labeling it a "blue tax" linked to the government and the coalition of DISY-DIKO.
Nikos Kettirou, an AKEL MP, argued that the tax does not fit into traditional categorizations of "black" or "green" taxes.
The comments were made during a discussion on radio, highlighting AKEL's opposition to the measure.
The critique suggests a broader political context involving party alliances and fiscal policies in Cyprus.
This discourse reflects ongoing debates about environmental taxation and waste management in the country.

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