TIF: The government brings support for the middle class and the family

In middle class and in strengthening the family, away from the logic of the «money trees», adopted again by the opposition parties, is expected to focus on the TIF, which will open its doors in the coming days, the Prime Minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis.

«We have no illusions that all problems will be solved, such as demography, which is a major crisis worldwide and a plague in our country, by taking some good measures in its favour, but because the time has come, in continuation of everything we have done, to support more and put the average Greek family at the core of our policies» government sources stress and add that «the aim of the government's policy is to constantly increase the income of both the economically weaker and the middle class, we are growing the pie of the economy with growth, creating thousands of new jobs and cutting taxes».

Indeed, they note that «we don't want to take the money from the middle class and give it to the poorest, we want everyone to get richer.. That is, to raise the income of both the poorest and the middle class.’.

«There are two ways to achieve this. A utopian one and a real one. The utopian is the way of the SYRIZA, of PASOK, of KKE, the parties of the “Left and Progress”, in quotation marks, the “money trees”. The only road we are already following with considerable success is the raising the cake. It is something that Kyriakos Mitsotakis has been doing for six years and he will continue to do it with greater intensity.».

«Warlike» climate with the opposition

The same sources point out that «those who, together with Mr Polakis, propose measures that cost more than the spending limit allowed for each country by the new European fiscal framework in force in the EU from 2024, are incorrigible nostalgists of the memoranda and the economic surveillance of the country».

They stress that the economic measures proposed by the opposition cost EUR 7,7 billion, while the limit set by the government for new support measures does not exceed EUR 1,5 billion.

It is worth noting that they report the eight European countries -including the France, Italy, Belgium, Austria, France, Italy, Belgium, Austria- who are already under European surveillance for the same reason, sending accusations against the SYRIZA MP and member of parliament, Paul Polakis, commenting that «he can feel comfortable in a memorandum. But let him ask the rest of the Greeks if they want to relive the economic disaster of the last decade».

Finally, the Government underlines that «anyone who wants to be held accountable must accompany every proposal for an increase in government spending with the equivalent proposal for a permanent increase in revenue - i.e. taxes - or a permanent cut in spending. These are the European rules. Otherwise he is lying and leading Greece back into international disrepute.».

At the same time, it lists ten facts that attest to the progress of the economy.

• Ο minimum wage from EUR 650 in 2019 increased by 35,4% to EUR 880, with the government's commitment to reach 950 euros in 2027.
• Ο average salary from EUR 1,046 in 2019 increased by 28% to EUR 1 342 in 2024 with a further increase this year due to the rise in the minimum wage and a commitment to 1,500 euros by 2027.
• The investments from 20.3 billion in 2019 increased 78% to EUR 36,3 billion while in terms of GDP, investments from 11% in 2019 stood at 15.3%.