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Androulakis Critiques Government's Policy on Private Debt and Red Loans

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Nikos Androulakis criticized the government's handling of private debt issues.
He highlighted the increase in red loans and state debts under current policies.
Androulakis called attention to the government's indecision following a Supreme Court ruling.
He emphasized support for borrowers over financial funds.

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Nikos Androulakis, the leader of the PASOK party, recently criticized the Greek government's handling of private debt and "red" loans, characterizing its policies as completely ineffective. He highlighted troubling economic statistics, including a rise in private debt by €2.2 billion and a total of €79 billion owed to the tax authorities, which further underscores the financial strain facing many citizens as inflation remains at 5%.

Androulakis specifically addressed the government's hesitation regarding the implementation of a recent Supreme Court ruling that affects loan interest calculations. In a statement made during a TikTok video, he questioned whether the government stands with borrowers or with financial funds, asserting that PASOK has chosen to side with borrowers. He accused the government of indecisiveness and asserted that its approach has failed to support those in financial distress effectively.

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