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Debate on Katseli Law loans intensifies in Greek Parliament

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Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis addresses issues related to the Katseli Law loans.
The opposition, led by Fotis Fampoulios, challenges the constitutionality of the amendments.
Pierrakakis asserts that the government is actively addressing injustices rather than allowing them to persist.
Discussions about protective measures for borrowers continue amidst differing views on fund involvement.

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During a parliamentary session on June 24, Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis defended the government's approach to addressing issues related to the Katseli Law, which concerns red loans. He stated that the government was taking necessary actions to resolve problems rather than allowing injustices to persist. His remarks sparked a heated debate, particularly around the law's constitutionality and the role of financial entities such as funds and servicers in protecting borrowers.

Opposition figures, including SYRIZA's Nikos Famelos, responded critically to Pierrakakis's statements, leading to a sharp exchange in Parliament regarding the implications of the proposed regulations for loan recipients. This confrontation reflects ongoing tensions between the ruling party and the opposition over financial reforms and the management of non-performing loans in Greece.

In related political developments, Stefanos Kasselakis commented on recent media appearances, addressing public perceptions in light of a recent interview with Adonis Georgiadis. Meanwhile, a new meeting of SYRIZA's Central Committee is scheduled, during which internal challenges regarding leadership and strategies will be discussed, particularly following Famelos being called for accountability amidst the party's current dynamics.

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