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[00:00:06] We start, ladies and gentlemen, with the first topic, the findings of the Maximos Mansion, the findings
[00:00:10] of the Maximos Mansion in two internal surveys, excuse me, and focus
[00:00:13] groups, whom it aims to bring back from the voters of
[00:00:16] 23 and how and if
[00:00:19] they return, things are not so simple for all
[00:00:22] parties in the center, the battle of New Democracy and
[00:00:26] here this issue, unfortunately, which...
[00:00:30] now monopolizes, especially after a month has passed since Mazonakis' death,
[00:00:34] we're going for a memorial service, we started now with Karvelas
[00:00:38] Vissi, why is there a conflict, Nikos,
[00:00:41] you overdid it, you crossed the red line, you live
[00:00:44] in luxury and more and I have seven thousand in my
[00:00:48] account, and Giannis Hatzisalata and Vasilis Kanellis, the
[00:00:52] political editor, who revealed the news about the tax authorities
[00:00:55] at Karvelas' house yesterday on Mononews, will tell us about it in a little while, 750,000
[00:00:59] yes, and it was eventful, he says, eventful, he kicked them out,
[00:01:02] he says, he reacted, what are these 750,000? 85,000
[00:01:06] concern a declaration of 2025 which had not been
[00:01:09] submitted and it is a matter of wonder to know where these
[00:01:12] funds come from because as we read, Mr. Karvelas
[00:01:16] has stopped his activity four years ago, he is retired,
[00:01:19] that is, and he is not involved in companies, so these 850
[00:01:22] mm that he had to declare because he finally declared them with an amended
[00:01:26] declaration. Where do intellectual property
[00:01:28] fees come from? How many concerts has Vissi done? Kallimarmaro,
[00:01:32] Herodeion and now at the Acropolis from 2025, yes, when were these
[00:01:35] concerts done, folks? They weren't done in previous
[00:01:39] years, no, I mean that all these
[00:01:41] fees are cumulative, he has to show the invoices, he has to show the
[00:01:45] receipts, what does he have to show? He has to show where these
[00:01:48] funds come from, because these are funds that are a lot, not a few,
[00:01:52] otherwise, if he doesn't have the invoices, what happens? Otherwise, from then on, a tax is imposed,
[00:01:55] which is very high, plus the
[00:01:59] fact that it can reach up to 50%. The
[00:02:03] 50 because these funds are not justified,
[00:02:06] otherwise, the tax rate is
[00:02:09] 44% because the legal rate above
[00:02:12] 40,000 euros is 44%
[00:02:15] and the penalty is only the money, there is no
[00:02:17] other counterpart if the money is not paid, then from
[00:02:21] then on they can enter into a process of overdue payments and if they are not
[00:02:24] paid again or do not enter into some arrangement,
[00:02:28] there is now an issue of seizure
[00:02:32] of property. The mysteries of Pnyx, the
[00:02:35] Greek-American relations after the Rubio visit
[00:02:39] here, the Prime Minister, the conference of Vima and the
[00:02:42] aftermath and unveiling for the Sinai Monastery, some of the
[00:02:45] main topics of the newspaper in Vima. Let's go to Real
[00:02:49] News, defense plan for accuracy, what are the four important
[00:02:52] weapons that the economic staff is throwing into the battle and let's be honest,
[00:02:56] Nikos, in view of the elections, I think that the dominant issue will be
[00:03:00] accuracy, clearly, clearly, the
[00:03:03] number one issue that concerns citizens, so the
[00:03:06] government is exactly the very big challenge that the
[00:03:10] government has in front of it and especially in the midst of prolonged
[00:03:13] turmoil, we also saw the latest
[00:03:16] developments with the days now with the Trump
[00:03:19] Putin agreement and so on, let's see what impact this will have on the price of fuels,
[00:03:23] correct, now let's go down to other news, we see the
[00:03:27] golden businesses of Philip Kavouris going to the investigator and that
[00:03:30] today we will tell the secrets of the second medical
[00:03:33] center, who are flirting with the ballots of Samaras and
[00:03:36] the national issue of the vertical corridor, news of Real
[00:03:40] News, let's go to Eleftheros Typos, the plan for reducing the
[00:03:43] special
[00:03:45] as they call it, solidarity contribution, it is not a solidarity contribution,
[00:03:49] yes, on pensions, the goal is a reduction of up to 30 to
[00:03:52] 50% in deductions for main or supplementary pensions, it is an exclusive
[00:03:56] of the newspaper and they ask us very often. the viewers, what happens with the solidarity
[00:04:00] contribution? The strategy and the dilemma of the one
[00:04:03] scalp here, the Vissi-Karvelas conflict finds
[00:04:06] its roots in Asia Minor and we proceed to
[00:04:09] Sunday Democracy, ladies and gentlemen. The great fraud with the
[00:04:12] 48 sacred relics. The
[00:04:15] Bulgarians say that the ownership remains theirs, it is the
[00:04:18] return of the relics that happened about
[00:04:22] ten days ago, as I remember, which has also caused a conflict. I think Mr. Samaras also made a
[00:04:26] relevant statement. afternoon towards regularization
[00:04:30] of 50,000 contract workers on the table, a compromising model and with the involvement
[00:04:33] of A.S.E.P., I think that in view of the elections we will see a lot happening
[00:04:37] and it will require attention, it requires attention, let's not
[00:04:41] get carried away, because the turmoil is great both at
[00:04:45] this level and throughout Europe, Nikos, exactly today it's in Kathimerini too, so for
[00:04:48] the Eurocrisis, they will go against each other and whatever happens with the Vissi
[00:04:52] Karvelas conflict, and let's go
[00:05:05] through France? Eight analysts answer in
[00:05:09] Kathimerini, exactly what I was saying
[00:05:12] before, that is, there is a danger
[00:05:15] not only for France, for all of Europe, what is happening with the
[00:05:19] energy issue, and generally with the debt crisis, they have also skyrocketed from here
[00:05:22] government bonds, especially, the cost of borrowing has increased,
[00:05:26] exactly, without Greece, of course, this is something we must emphasize, that
[00:05:29] for now we are safe,
[00:05:33] not only safe, we also have the ability to spend
[00:05:36] more money, such as the escape clause for energy which is 1
[00:05:40] billion, which the French
[00:05:43] cannot do, exactly, they don't have it,
[00:05:46] so, let's go to the 4 billion package and the messages from
[00:05:49] Pnyx, the weapons systems we got from Mr. Rubio, of course,
[00:05:53] before, how do you say it, before the rooster crowed, Mr.
[00:05:57] Rubio returns to America, Mr. Trump has made the agreement with Mr.
[00:06:01] Putin and the boat is going elsewhere now, Trump's deal,
[00:06:04] let's see it right below for Putin's few barrels
[00:06:06] and other news from Kathimerini, like here, slow, it's worth
[00:06:09] seeing this too, look. Now, demographic and housing, the
[00:06:13] slow decay of public universities, very
[00:06:17] serious news, and so the wounds of the metro
[00:06:20] mole will close, another topic from Kathimerini and barbs and rumors about
[00:06:24] New Democracy's parties. Let's go
[00:06:27] to Avgi, he recognized the failure of his policy, he leaves if he
[00:06:30] gets less than 25%, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, a conflict ignites,
[00:06:34] Georgiadis, Dendias, the Mitsotakis-Amaraki meeting that never
[00:06:37] happened and 14 buildings in Kypseli are in danger, a disaster,
[00:06:41] the interim expert reports of the Technical Chamber, what will happen to these
[00:06:44] people now there, we had connected them in the summer, they were in
[00:06:48] despair, all the houses open, obviously they will have to
[00:06:51] be compensated if it's a small amount, they will go now, so many people
[00:06:55] Sunday conflict, the nightmare of Spain above the Maximos Mansion,
[00:06:58] Mitsotakis is worried that people will take to the streets over housing,
[00:07:02] cost of living and the energy crisis, let's go
[00:07:06] to Estia, Ms. Guilfoyle, we will see what you have.
[00:07:09] did he know or didn't he know, you know, sometimes it's diplomatic ignorance, you know,
[00:07:21] but it's better not to know in front of the cameras, this is the
[00:07:25] relationship of rage, Maximos Guilfoyle, I asked Michalis Ignatiou yesterday if her
[00:07:28] close assistant will return, they sent him back,
[00:07:32] what will happen with the lady, the stylist is open
[00:07:35] no. no, no, her assistant actually inside the embassy,
[00:07:38] but they don't know yet, there was also this relationship with the son,
[00:07:42] now what, we'll see, let's go to Typos Thessalonikis, the
[00:07:46] rent prices in Thessaloniki have gone out of control, and in
[00:07:49] Thessaloniki, I would say, more than two out of three houses remain
[00:07:53] unrenovated, what is the role of the metro? And let's go to
[00:07:56] Voice, bring back the stolen and in Greece, a landmark court decision in the
[00:07:59] United States. I want before we proceed, Katerina, don't let our camera
[00:08:03] leave yet, let me show you something. Next, we have Mr. Kapsimalis as a guest and this
[00:08:15] give them some tax breaks, it will support them in some way to
[00:08:19] build, that is, the developers, only to build for
[00:08:23] this purpose, the prime minister, if
[00:08:27] you remember, before now let's see it take shape, it is the
[00:08:30] bill for social housing, essentially that is,
[00:08:33] properties that are opened to the public or renovated,
[00:08:36] plots are built, but we also heard something else which in my opinion will not help much, that is,
[00:08:40] developers will be given the opportunity to add one
[00:08:44] floor to buildings so that this floor can go to social housing, I don't think it will
[00:08:47] help, something will not help,
[00:08:51] needs, how will it be done, there shouldn't be public buildings that are unexploited, which
[00:08:55] if they are only demolished, if they are not
[00:08:58] done or renovated, they will solve a very big problem, in Greece it's that
[00:09:01] we build but we don't demolish, right, if you look around
[00:09:05] you, the carcasses, especially in Athens, you walk in
[00:09:09] Athens and you move around in Athens and you see around you the carcasses
[00:09:12] that exist, buildings that no one exploits, they are
[00:09:16] abandoned and no one utilizes them, so
[00:09:20] for it to be very high, the cost of renovation is very high now, that is, whatever
[00:09:23] programs are made, since you also need equity, it is difficult for someone to have
[00:09:27] equity to get into renovation, yes, that's also it, and let's go
[00:09:30] to Glyfada, we were telling you early this morning about the thriller with
[00:09:33] the man who was found, 52 years old, Vangelis told
[00:09:37] us. George Tselikas has gone to the scene.
[00:09:40] Good morning, George,
[00:09:43] again.
[00:09:49] sawdust. The time was about 1:00 at midnight.
[00:09:53] The 52-year-old, 52 to 60, his age will be clarified
[00:09:57] with the first light of day. He was on a high-displacement
[00:10:00] motorcycle. Look now why they chose to kill him here.
[00:10:03] Because it's a blind spot, guys. 200
[00:10:07] meters further up is the golf course, there are no cameras here. I saw it and I did a reconnaissance myself
[00:10:10] further up, it's a blind spot, eight shell
[00:10:14] casings were found next to the body, from a 9mm
[00:10:17] pistol, the 9mm pistol
[00:10:20] is usually a contract, usually always in my
[00:10:23] experience, it's a contract, we'll show it, the whole investigation is in progress
[00:10:26] now, he was on a moving motorcycle and they riddled him
[00:10:30] from the side, the car,
[00:10:34] it was an ambush of death, they set up a meeting for him here at the spot because I tell you again, I saw the
[00:10:38] surrounding area, it's a blind spot here and they
[00:10:41] killed him, I repeat, quickly, an investigation is in progress for
[00:10:45] the motives of the murder because it seems 90
[00:10:48] 96% is a criminal act.
[00:10:52] as it appears, it will be revealed from the police announcements, we are not
[00:11:02] making an assessment now, we are speculating that it was probably some
[00:11:06] kind of contract, we will see it, thank you very
[00:11:08] much for the immediate
[00:11:16] Thessaloniki because his phone battery had swollen and he took
[00:11:20] it to the man in the shop to repair
[00:11:24] it, to check it, to change the battery, before he had time,
[00:11:27] the phone exploded in his jacket, do we have Katerina to show it? Look here,
[00:11:31] the phone exploded in his jacket while he was taking it to the repairman, we are making
[00:11:35] a connection, the repairman explains to us what happened and we also have a connection with Mr.
[00:11:38] Mantel who is an electronics expert and he tells us, we didn't
[00:11:42] know this, I heard this for the first time, that the average life of a battery is two
[00:11:45] years, indeed, I hear it for the first
[00:11:48] time, I've had my phone for four years, but he
[00:11:52] tells us that there are signs or
[00:11:56] when it overheats during charging or if it has
[00:11:59] bent a little, we change it immediately because
[00:12:02] I'm showing it again because the gentleman is sending us a message and he says, to me too,
[00:12:06] Katerina, you don't see it, never mind, I haven't made the connection and to me too, he says, the battery of my computer
[00:12:10] exploded, my laptop, and he says it even
[00:12:14] caught fire, it went up to the ceiling, send us photos if you have any, Mr. John, luckily, he says,
[00:12:17] I was at home and it didn't spread and burn my whole
[00:12:21] house, the computer was expensive, American
[00:12:25] made, we understood, we shouldn't use
[00:12:28] mobile phones while they are charging, because we understand
[00:12:30] that they overheat, laptops, the man describes laptops and
[00:12:34] he says he's right, what he says, because recently, with the batteries in
[00:12:37] power banks and so on, there are many people who circulate, they have it connected and
[00:12:41] they talk while sunbathing, the sun sees it and at the
[00:12:45] same time they use it and the phone is ready to catch fire, be
[00:12:49] careful, let's go to
[00:12:57] saying when do the 120 installments start, people are waiting to see
[00:13:01] what happens in November, it seems that the
[00:13:04] process of submitting applications for the 120 installments will start, and also the transfer of those who were
[00:13:07] on the 72 installments to go to the 120
[00:13:11] unfortunately we expected many more people to join and
[00:13:15] make their arrangement, let me remind you that the pool was over 3
[00:13:19] million potential debtors who could join and just.
[00:13:22] εκατομμύρια εν δυνάμη οφιλέτες που μπορούσαν να μπουν και μόλις.
[00:13:33] the 120 installments of 2019 with today's
[00:13:36] 120 installments there are huge, chaotic differences for
[00:13:40] the better or for the worse, for the worse, unfortunately
[00:13:42] exactly, so
[00:13:45] the debts that someone has must be unregulated until
[00:13:48] 31/12 of 2024, so there is
[00:13:51] a one-year extension from the 72 installments, so these
[00:13:56] unregulated debts, if he has them, he can put them in 120 installments,
[00:13:59] provided, of course, that anything from 1:1:25 onwards is
[00:14:03] included in the permanent arrangement which is
[00:14:06] 12:24 or 24:48, it is inheritance taxes,
[00:14:09] so someone who is on 72 can make this transition and join the
[00:14:13] 122 and from 2025 onwards, these are up to 2024
[00:14:16] and join the 12, so he has a
[00:14:19] 24 running, so one arrangement with the 120 and a
[00:14:22] second one. these corresponding ones have also been made by those who have already joined
[00:14:26] 72 because the conditions were the same, so
[00:14:30] it's the same, it's the same, this one can jump, but someone who wants to join now will have to
[00:14:34] settle the debts we mentioned before in 120 installments of
[00:14:37] 24, the others in much fewer installments, firstly, the
[00:14:41] arrangement of 2019
[00:14:43] had an interest rate of around 3% yes, the same as the out-of-court
[00:14:47] settlement, this arrangement now has an interest rate of 5.84%, almost
[00:14:50] double, secondly, the arrangement of 2019 had
[00:14:56] which was 100% if we went for full payment
[00:14:59] in a lump sum or started from 10% in 120 installments and went
[00:15:03] gradually up to full, here there is no alternative, so you see, Giannis,
[00:15:06] as you have described it so far, that few people will be able to respond
[00:15:10] of course, very few, how many do you see, that is, from the cashier, this is evident
[00:15:14] from the beginning because 72 installments, we said earlier, 30,000 requests and
[00:15:18] to EFKA, yes, and to the AADE. So, the
[00:15:22] people who owe money. There are overdue official data
[00:15:25] that recently increased by 10 billion compared to
[00:15:29] the year before, new overdue payments, so people are struggling and
[00:15:33] if you don't have to pay for the 2024 debts
[00:15:36] to pay for the 2025 debts, so by definition, many
[00:15:40] people are excluded, these debts should also be included and make a comprehensive arrangement now,
[00:15:44] how else could it be done? That is,
[00:15:47] there is this extension over 120 installments, the lowest installment
[00:15:51] is 30 euros, how else could it be done? It could very well be that all
[00:15:55] debts are included in one 120-installment arrangement, it's like having a runner
[00:15:58] who you ask what shoe size he wears, 44, okay, on his
[00:16:02] right foot he will wear 43 and on his left 47 and go.
[00:16:06] government revenues to make the decision, as you understand, the truth is that it was not
[00:16:17] fiscally viable to be more flexible with the terms because you understand that
[00:16:21] we also have to ensure a primary surplus, certainly, let me remind you that we are the only ones who have such
[00:16:25] a high primary surplus in Europe and we are also recording positive growth rates, let's mention the positives,
[00:16:29] the negatives, however, are that the market has run out of liquidity, let's see how the application is made in
[00:16:32] any case and a few months ago when the
[00:16:36] bill for private debt was passed, which included the
[00:16:40] 72-installment arrangement, they were saying that it was forbidden to go to 120 and
[00:16:43] it happened after 3 months why yes, you say from the beginning, it's more
[00:16:47] correct, of course, and there should be additional charges, the interest rate is 8%
[00:16:50] when you have overdue payments, it's 8%, the issue
[00:16:53] of additional charges, what Giannis was saying earlier, I think it's the most
[00:16:57] important, that is, the arrangement that was made back in 2019
[00:17:00] really helped a lot of people, a lot of people were freed
[00:17:04] from debts because the additional charges were a lot.
[00:17:07] tripled, quadrupled the original debt, see
[00:17:10] now how you enter, so, my tax. Correct,
[00:17:13] because it's for the choice of debts and installments, the whole
[00:17:17] debt will appear there, an electronic application and the first installment within
[00:17:20] three working days from the moment we make the application,
[00:17:24] all this happens, very close, so
[00:17:27] as soon as someone makes the application, when this opens, in three days he has made the first installment, you have to
[00:17:31] make the application, yes, but the minimum installment is 30 euros. 30 euros, 30 euros because
[00:17:35] you can't, if you divide the installments, the more installments you choose,
[00:17:39] the higher the interest, but this installment cannot be less than 30 euros. The problem
[00:17:42] is that there are many who enter into arrangements like the 120 that was mentioned
[00:17:46] before, the old one that was very favorable, and on the other hand we have the
[00:17:50] state that lacks revenue and tells them, if you don't submit
[00:17:53] a tax return in three months or forget a VAT, I'll throw you out
[00:17:57] of the arrangement you're currently in, but why are we mixing these two things up,
[00:18:01] it's very strict, very tight now. Let's look at an example,
[00:18:05] someone who owes 30,000 euros,
[00:18:08] of course, that's what we were saying, if he chooses the amount of installments he can choose, if he chooses the
[00:18:12] 72 installments, his monthly installment is set at
[00:18:16] 490 euros, while if we go to 120 installments, we go to
[00:18:19] 326 euros. The duration in one case is 6
[00:18:23] years, in the other it's 10 years, 10 years, what does that mean, month in, month
[00:18:26] out, it's over, we'll have to have that money to pay the
[00:18:30] installment, you can delay up to two months.
[00:18:33] and the total interest is 5,270 in the first
[00:18:40] case, 934 euros in the second, not even a bank, how does the state
[00:18:44] make money, it even makes a profit from the arrangements, so why doesn't it make it more
[00:18:48] flexible so that more people can join, since it makes a profit from the interest, but on the other hand,
[00:18:51] there is the so-called culture of payments because if everything was so
[00:18:55] flexible and convenient and
[00:18:59] so on but you also have to think about the
[00:19:01] consistent ones at the same time, that is.
[00:19:04] There are also people who have financial difficulties because they are
[00:19:12] experiencing I was reading in Kathimerini this week,
[00:19:15] and we were looking at it together, a publication that showed how much the
[00:19:18] government's revenues have increased since when it was from
[00:19:22] 2019, I don't remember, until today, and
[00:19:25] the increase in indirect taxes is huge, but let's not overlook the fact that the special consumption
[00:19:28] tax on fuels decreased by 200 million because
[00:19:32] the special tax is proportional to the...
[00:19:36] 5.31 billion is in arrangement
[00:20:02] very well, especially with the observation that there's also a culture
[00:20:06] of paying, there needs to be a culture of paying debts, yes, it's being
[00:20:10] cultivated, this is very important, let's go to a very useful piece of news that Mr.
[00:20:13] Karouzos will help us with now, because new
[00:20:17] parents have rights, we're talking about the private sector, yes, in the
[00:20:21] public sector these rights exist, and
[00:20:23] more, yes, so the private sector wants to acquire them, it has acquired them, so
[00:20:27] all you parents, this concerns you, what Mr. Karouzos will tell you, let's go now
[00:20:55] let's start by looking at the leave, the first known leave is nine weeks,
[00:20:59] which is maternity leave, this leave is granted immediately after
[00:21:03] childbirth because eight weeks are before childbirth, it is
[00:21:06] mandatory, continuous absence of the mother from work, it can be
[00:21:10] replaced by another employee, there is an issue if the mother returns, what will
[00:21:13] happen with the previous employee or with the new employee, in any case,
[00:21:17] we prefer fixed-term contracts, we refer to employers for these
[00:21:21] situations, there is also a leave that
[00:21:24] the father is also entitled to, it is 14 working
[00:21:27] days with pay, he can exercise it at any time,
[00:21:30] the father whose wife has given birth, right, so we are talking about
[00:21:34] a new father only, that is, if the mother has also used it, no, this is the leave that
[00:21:38] the father is exclusively entitled to, with pay for the child, not
[00:21:42] born, after it is born, now there is a leave that
[00:21:45] both are entitled to, as Ms. Iro has correctly written. Maternity
[00:21:49] leave, 9 months with provision from DYPA, here
[00:21:52] DYPA usually gives the lowest not usually the lowest wage
[00:21:56] as a provision. However, 7 months of this leave, alternatively
[00:22:00] up to 7 months, can be taken by the father, not both
[00:22:04] simultaneously, so the mother 9 months, the father 7
[00:22:07] months, so the mother can take five months and the father four months,
[00:22:11] very correct observations from the lady, so that there is no problem at
[00:22:15] work, for example,
[00:22:40] one hour off per day from
[00:22:44] work for 30 months, here we don't have a reduction in
[00:22:46] salary, this. So the working hours can
[00:22:50] alternatively be chosen by the mother, perhaps to
[00:22:53] take leave instead of one hour reduced working hours, how many hours
[00:22:57] are accumulated, so many days of leave they are entitled to seven-hour shifts
[00:23:00] when they return and if they don't want to and want to
[00:23:04] do these, they are not entitled if they do not want to, so they can choose to be
[00:23:07] absent, to come otherwise they take 8 hours and make it a day off and leave work on
[00:23:11] Friday, Saturday, Sunday. Who
[00:23:14] decides jointly with the employer? Here an agreement must be reached.
[00:23:18] There is parental leave for four months. as a parent until the child is eight
[00:23:21] years old, a one-year service each of them must have to
[00:23:25] take this leave until the age of eight and finally there is
[00:23:29] the possibility of flexible employment,
[00:23:32] that is, to apply for teleworking or to have a flexible
[00:23:35] schedule for a child up to 12 years old, the mother or the
[00:23:39] father to come to work later to leave earlier depending on what the
[00:23:43] employer will accept and both of these rights are rights of the mother and the
[00:23:46] father in consultation with the employer. The employer
[00:23:50] may not accept something from these and there
[00:23:52] may be a dispute, and how does the employee solve the issue? Let me tell you about a recent decision of the Court of First Instance
[00:23:56] of Athens that I also handled, a mother
[00:23:59] persistently requested teleworking as a form of this flexible
[00:24:03] employment, the employer could not give her teleworking, the mother
[00:24:07] considered that in this way the refusal caused her to lose her compensation,
[00:24:11] so with a good faith consultation, the employer must respond
[00:24:14] with reasons within one month and in writing, so the employer, if
[00:24:18] he refuses, is covered.
[00:24:28] It's a good excuse even if we are not parents, when the government decides
[00:24:32] to encourage teleworking with more incentives for
[00:24:35] businesses, for me it was a substantial measure,
[00:24:47] everyone will have to pay
[00:24:50] something electronically in advance, but I saw that
[00:24:54] yesterday they somehow took it back. каленtres yes, it seems
[00:24:58] you know what I was thinking, there are some elderly people, my child, who don't play with electronics and
[00:25:01] order and wait for the other person to be exempted, they were already elderly, but it seems that it's
[00:25:05] going towards complete withdrawal because it's wrong to go towards withdrawal, excuse me a bit because
[00:25:09] I have cases of embezzlement by the couriers,
[00:25:13] many such cases of embezzlement, they collect the money and
[00:25:16] do not return it, we have many such incidents, I say this because there is no commitment.
[00:25:25] Athens specifically says that there is a different treatment of traders and
[00:25:29] consumers for the same transaction just because
[00:25:32] the delivery method changes. You can, for example, buy a product in a physical store
[00:25:36] with cash up to €500 which is the limit with cash, and if you order it
[00:25:40] online and the courier comes, you can't pay cash for it. This obviously
[00:25:44] has to be one thing, but on the other hand, elderly and non-elderly
[00:25:47] people, we all have a card, we don't have money.
[00:26:08] the measure was optional at this time, that is, you could pay with cash, you can pay with
[00:26:11] card, it is valid, yes, this is valid. This is going to abolish one
[00:26:15] case and not allow cash at all and it will be only mandatory with
[00:26:19] card. So remove the cash on delivery from the middle as an option, remove the cash
[00:26:22] from yes, but I believe you can't do that because there are
[00:26:26] elderly people, there are problems, the POS may not be working at that particular
[00:26:30] time, it is now.
[00:26:34] you did and when the government brought the card for benefits and there
[00:26:47] prepaid card, you force welfare benefits, 50%
[00:26:50] to be a prepaid card and the rest to be taken. The problem
[00:26:54] is that someone may have, for example, a house rent or
[00:26:57] they may have anything else, some of their
[00:26:59] own obligations.
[00:27:02] Because these people who had a prepaid card, do you know what it forbade
[00:27:05] to do? The person who receives a welfare benefit, yes, it
[00:27:08] forbade him to buy weapons and play gambling
[00:27:12] games. Well, is it possible? Anyway, for now it has
[00:27:15] been frozen, it is not progressing, we will see how it will
[00:29:02] publication the day before yesterday, very interesting, we have a large production of
[00:29:05] olive oil this year, thankfully, and the price has dropped, we had
[00:29:09] arranged to have an olive oil producer to tell us about it, but I don't know if he was covered by the
[00:29:12] duvet, he fell asleep, we haven't managed it, but it's worth
[00:29:16] telling you because you remember we also said on the channels, consume sunflower
[00:29:19] oil, seed oil, this year is a good year for
[00:29:23] olive oil, we'll see what the price is, I think, Iro, what did the publication
[00:29:27] say now, it starts from five, what did it say, yes, now we are talking about the first harvest which is not an indicative
[00:29:31] producer price, it's at five.
[00:29:41] And the problem is, okay, we will be happy because we will get it cheaper on the shelf, now it's already cheap, of course,
[00:29:45] €10 per liter, while you remember three years ago we were getting
[00:29:48] €14.
[00:29:53] But on the other hand, let's say that they have a huge production cost now,
[00:29:56] they have to manage the increased energy costs and
[00:30:00] now they are getting a lower price, so.
[00:30:07] A friend from the village told me that even though they had pruned the olive trees,
[00:30:10] even the branches that remained were full of fruit, so there is a lot
[00:30:14] this year, he says there are many producers
[00:30:17] who have kept last year's believing that at some point the prices will go better.
[00:30:21] So I see that they will give it
[00:30:47] effortlessly.
[00:30:51] So let's see the November pensions that are prepaid as always the
[00:30:54] pensions the happy news everyone will be paid before the holiday of
[00:30:58] October 28th.