«A two-speed Greece. One for the few and powerful who expect to get the lion’s share of resources with the government’s blessing, and one for the many small- and medium-sized business owners, farmers, and workers who will be left behind,» as the Movement for Change noted, the plan presented today by the prime minister under the title «Greece 2.0.».
In a statement, the Movement for Change emphasizes that «the program, exactly as it was designed by a few people at the Prime Minister’s Office, will ultimately benefit only a few.”. »With social inequalities in our country continuing to widen.".
He states that he will contrast it with his own program, which is the result of discussions with Greek society through open dialogue at the national and regional levels, with the active forces of production and society.
It also describes the government’s presentation as a reading of «the report outlining the ideas it put out for public consultation in November,» «without any evidence that the 32 billion euros will be combined with private-sector leverage in the order of 27 billion euros.».
The Movement for Change considers claims that thousands of jobs will be created to be vague and unsubstantiated, while pointing out that the government’s announcements are linked to its conservative policies on labor, taxation, and social security issues outlined in the Report of the Pissaridis Committee.
