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Mitsotakis warns against free promises during rally in Voula

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Prime Minister Mitsotakis spoke in Voula about the lack of free services.
He emphasized that any promises of free benefits come with hidden costs.
Mitsotakis criticized the opposition for making uncosted promises.
He reiterated the importance of fiscal stability in upcoming political discussions.
Elections are set for 2027, as he stated he is not campaigning yet.

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During a recent gathering in Voula, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis addressed concerns regarding promises of free services or benefits made by political opponents. He stated, "There is no free lunch; whoever promises you something for free will take it from somewhere," emphasizing the idea that fiscal responsibility must be a priority for any government.

Mitsotakis critiqued the opposition for making what he described as unrealistic and costless pledges, framing the current political landscape as a competition of "free giveaways." He reinforced his government's commitment to supporting citizens' disposable incomes while maintaining a focus on economic stability, which he considers a critical issue moving forward. The Prime Minister noted that despite the heightened political rhetoric, he has not yet initiated a pre-election campaign, as elections are scheduled for 2027.

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