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PASOK criticizes government's handling of Recovery Fund water scarcity projects.

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PASOK criticized the government for the management of the Recovery Fund, calling it a significant missed opportunity. The party condemned the exclusion of critical projects addressing drought and other environmental issues from the fund. Deputy Minister of National Economy, Nikos Papathanasis, responded by asserting that no funds would be lost and accused PASOK of misrepresenting the reality. Key PASOK members emphasized their stance during a press conference discussing the fund's shortcomings. The ongoing debate around the Recovery Fund is set to continue with further discussions scheduled for July 3.

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The opposition party PASOK has criticized the Greek government for what it describes as the "evaporation" of funding allocated for drought mitigation projects from the Recovery Fund. In a press conference, party officials, including MP Pavlos Geroulanos, claimed that essential projects related to fire prevention, flood control, and water scarcity have been sidelined, characterizing the Recovery Fund as a "great lost opportunity" for Greece.

Responding to these accusations, Deputy Minister of National Economy and Finance Nikos Papathanasis dismissed the claims made by PASOK, asserting that no funds would be wasted and emphasized that their criticisms did not reflect the reality of the situation. The debate over the effective management of the Recovery Fund and the impacts on critical infrastructure and environmental protection continues, with significant scrutiny directed at the government’s handling of these issues.

The discussion is set to intensify further during a parliamentary session scheduled for July 3, where these topics are expected to be thoroughly examined. The PASOK party aims to highlight what it perceives as failures in government policy that undermine essential public safety initiatives.

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