The successive crises widened inequalities in Greek society and hampered retail businesses, particularly smaller ones, leaving them stagnant and with limited growth prospects.
Specifically, the main opposition leader said, "The Greek government seems to have learned nothing from what happened in the country. Using the recipes we lived with through the dark times, it is voluntarily imposing austerity at least until 2026."
On November 26, the Greek Orthodox Church commemorates the Feast Day of Agios Stylianos, the Protector of Children.
Our "fiscal discipline is non-negotiable - through a pro-development policy - and it is my commitment to Greeks to not relive what happened in 2010 with the financial crisis", he pointed out.
Kasselakis underscored his commitment to all Greeks, both domestically and internationally, focusing on the people struggling to pay their electricity bills, desiring their children's return to Greece, and facing challenges such as the recent floods with limited state support. H
Speaking about his own trajectory, he said that "two months after Alexis decided to leave, I announced my candidacy to succeed him."
