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Marinakis urges Androulakis to submit bill for 13th pension to be costed
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- The government is addressing the issue of cost estimation for the proposal of a 13th pension, originally brought forward by the opposition party PASOK.
- Government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis urged PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis to submit an official legislative proposal to facilitate the cost assessment.
- This dialogue arises amid a parliamentary exchange between the Prime Minister and Androulakis.
- Marinakis's comments included implicit criticisms of Androulakis's stance on the pension issue.
- The request for a formal proposal aims to enable the General Accounting Office of the State to evaluate the financial implications of the 13th pension.
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