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Androulakis to ask Mitsotakis about rising prices in parliament

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Nikos Androulakis announced his intention to submit a question to Prime Minister Mitsotakis.
He criticized Mitsotakis for allowing market players to profit at citizens' expense for seven years.
Androulakis highlighted the negative impact of current policies on pensioners and middle-class families.
The question will be presented in parliament, addressing concerns over economic inequalities.

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Nikos Androulakis, the president of PASOK, announced his intention to submit an urgent question to Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis regarding inflation. Speaking from Rhodes, Androulakis criticized the government's handling of economic issues, claiming that for the past seven years, Mitsotakis has allowed powerful market players to negatively impact citizens' finances. He emphasized that the policies of the New Democracy party have primarily benefited oligopolies and intermediaries, leaving retirees, wage earners, average families, and the most vulnerable in difficult situations.

Androulakis is set to seek clarification from Mitsotakis in a parliamentary setting about the government's approach to inflation and its effects on the public. His remarks underline a growing concern about the cost of living and economic inequality, reflecting broader debates on economic policy and governance in Greece.

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