New Democracy is consistent with its pre-election commitments

New Democracy is consistent with its pre-election commitments

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"We must not forget that in 2009, when the crisis hit us, Greece was close to the European average in terms of per capita income, then it collapsed and now it is struggling to catch up with Europe. This policy has been followed by our government consistently since 2009," Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Sunday in an interview broadcast by all TV channels, CE Report quotes Athens-Macedonian
The prime minister referred to the digital state, the payment of pensions and the postal vote, among others.
Referring to the convergence with Europe, he noted: "Convergence with Europe gains importance in view of next Sunday's elections. We have proven as a government that we can negotiate for the benefit of the citizens and for a stronger Europe. Greece wants strong representation in Brussels and Strasbourg and I believe it will have it."

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