Half of Greek women don't get their months! Elements that reveal ugly advertising on gold-plated channels – Makeleio.gr

They shamelessly hit households to fuel lucrative inflation. They introduce tax hyperinflation to the country's GDP which gives them impetus to celebrate the course of the economy. Meanwhile, as unscrupulous political frauds, they “sell” from TV stations, systemic media, and social media that they are supposedly fighting the accuracy of government actions (“baskets” and other rumors) that have no effect on amplifying greed. Even there they found that responsibilities were imported. Kyriakos Mitsotakis said in the weekly review of the government's work last week that his government would not hesitate to take further measures against punctuality if necessary. Indeed, the Mitsotakis government is cruel, but not in suppressing profiteering but in exhausting the purchasing power of families. However, this is how it destroys the backbone of Greek business, because it reduces the turnover of small and medium-sized enterprises that pay 87% of the world's wage labor.

Now, after three years of unbridled greed, the results are tangible. Inflation began to rise in July 2021, long before the Russian invasion, and the dominant reason was the maturation of the Mitsotakis-Hatzidakis target model in shaping electricity bills, which led to a sharp increase in bills not only for households but also for households. It is one of the country's energy-intensive industries that use electricity.

Households bow to supermarket shelves because almost all of their income is channeled into food, consumer goods, bills and fuel, according to ELSTAT. It is the result of the Mitsotakis government's greed and refusal to control the supply chain.

On the other hand, about 50% of them are unable to get through this month, while Greece ranks first in Europe in terms of unpaid bills. The latest statistical illustration of the euro scale is typical, as 50% sometimes cannot pay their bills, and 36% say this happens most of the time, while only 14% answered that they do not face difficulties in paying their bills. !