DETH: Restarting with “hooks” – Measures that have been “locked”

Obstacles to the restart of his government through the close European corset in relation to the financial area for new measures to support citizens. Almost three days before Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ speech at ITH, the announcement file has been closed and only a few minor unfinished business remains to be “sealed”. The reduction in insurance contributions by 1% is a great surprise in relation to the announcements already seen in the light of the public opinion, but only a more extensive intervention than insurance contributions is expected. While initially on the table was their reduction of 0.5%, it allegedly “locks” to one unit, half for entrepreneurs and half for workers. Small “kalathi” for freelance professionals As far as freelance professionals are concerned – an audience traditionally close to the N.D. but in the recent elections he expressed his vote his protest at their new tax regime – at the prime minister’s office some minor, partial corrections to the presumed income were examined. “There is no room for changes in the core of reform” states in newsit.gr a responsible government agent, pointing out that “budget discipline is non-negotiable”. Thus, improvements were reportedly considered in individual requests made by freelance professionals on issues that increase their income and hence also their taxation, but also geographical parameters, with the presumption not to apply to areas just over 500 inhabitants. The announcements The Prime Minister is expected to announce a new increase in the minimum wage in April 2025, from 830 euros today to 867 euros mixed, and to refer to the planned new increase in the main pensions, the new year, close to 2.5%. At the same time, it is reported that it has “locked” an increase in the remuneration of doctors of the E.S.Y. . At the heart of demographic and housing At the heart of the announcements and demographics with the Prime Minister, during his visit to a nursery in Thessium, he focuses on the increase of voucher in 2025 for children’s and kindergartens, for creative employment centres and for children’s creative employment centres to help financially families with young children and facilitate working mothers. “More I will be able to say in a few days’ time at the International Exhibition of Thessaloniki,” said Mr. Mitsotakis, while in the package of announcements there is also the housing house, with an emphasis on the extension of my “Home” program with extended age and income criteria. ‘Four years of income growth’ “The new four-year period is the four-year increase in incomes” is the government’s message, with the Prime Minister planning to evaluate the policies he has promoted over the past five years and refer to planning for the next three years. “I got an order,” he would say, “in 2023 with a specific programme, I want to deliver to the crisis of the citizens what I did, in 2027, based on what I said and what I did,” said Government Representative Paul Marinakis (Open), giving the stigma of Mr. Mitsotakis’ speech Saturday night in Vellidio. The pursuit of Mr. Mitsotakis The Prime Minister’s goal is to pass the message that this year is an I.E. I. “work”, and marks a new period, a “pure three years”, without election contests, that will allow the government to complete reforms in favour of the everyday lives of citizens, for which it was committed by election in 2023, and gained the trust and vote of 40.56% of the electorate. It is recalled that according to EU requirements. 2025 expenditure can be increased by EUR 3 billion compared to 2024. Given that around EUR 2025 850 million will be directed towards defence expenditure (mainly due to the receipt of Belharra), EUR 1 billion will be regular expenditure (mainly for health and education) and another EUR 1 billion will be allocated to pensions increases, the budgetary area for new measures is narrow. Government officials, however, express optimism that the efforts made for an additional financial area will work and will enable additional funds to be made for social expenditure.