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See all the farmers’ demands to the government: They do not want OPEKEPE’s control to be transferred to AADE
Farmers are reacting to the cleanup of the subsidy mechanism through the transfer of OPEKEPE’s responsibilities to AADE, as decided by the government. Among other things, they are demanding minimum guaranteed prices and electricity at 7 cents, and they want the money that was stolen to be returned and distributed to the real beneficiaries
Farmers to submit their demands today after saying no to Monday’s meeting – Mitsotakis’ response expected
“We will not leave the roadblocks until the government takes a position,” say the farmers – New call for dialogue but also a warning of legal consequences from Pavlos Marinakis
The 15 from Crete before the European Public Prosecutor’s Office over OPEKEPE subsidies: They arrived under draconian security measures
The 15 were transported by bus escorted by a riot police van (MAT) – How the dismantled criminal organization operated
These are the farmers’ demands: They are escalating their mobilizations despite the government’s call for dialogue with the roads kept open
The list of demands is being “cleaned up” to be sent to the government tomorrow – See in detail the demands that exist so far; Pavlos Marinakis spoke of legal consequences in the event of new road blockades
Farmers leaning toward a “no” to the meeting at Maximos Mansion at the Nikaia assembly – Preparing a list of demands
They will send the list of demands to the prime minister and wait for a response before going to the meeting at Maximos Mansion
Today’s critical meeting of farmers following Mitsotakis’ invitation for a meeting on Monday afternoon
If the logic of dialogue prevails, even with “red lines,” the demands of the blockades will be codified and sent to the government this afternoon, with a three-day deadline for responses
What the leadership of the ESM means for Greece: The country’s major creditor and the messages for the Greek economy
The election of Pierrakakis to the presidency of the Eurogroup also opens the way to the leadership of the ESM, giving Greece a role as coordinator and creditor in the eurozone – A historic reversal, from a bailout country to an institutional pillar of stability – Pierrakakis from the podium of Parliament: I return from Brussels with an honor and a victory for the country
Double relief arrangement offers a breather for thousands of professionals and households: An end to “hostage-taking” by debt
Those who resort to bankruptcy are exempted from prosecution, while, in addition, the state will subsidize professionals who are struggling to cope with “vouchers,” so that they can receive support from specialized professionals
