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[00:00:00] an update that really concerns you,
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[00:06:20] We are back with Mrs. Kerameos, so, please allow me, because you asked me
[00:06:24] before when the 400€ will be paid, the dates will be announced by the end
[00:06:27] of November for the payment,
[00:06:30] I remind you it is a permanent payment, not an extraordinary one, every November
[00:06:34] 400€ to the categories we mentioned before, indeed, so,
[00:06:38] let's go now to the remuneration for teleworking which is interesting in the modern
[00:06:41] world the... so the truth is that we are at a historical
[00:06:45] low in unemployment, more and more businesses are looking
[00:06:49] for employees and cannot find them, we are at 7.4 while the lowest unemployment ever
[00:06:52] in Greece is 7.3 simply that those who give more money
[00:06:56] find them, so we if someone gives more money
[00:07:00] finds an employee, what do we do? We look to see who is not working yet and how we can
[00:07:03] further boost employment, we have room for women, although unemployment has decreased a lot
[00:07:07] there, but we still have room and we also have room in the
[00:07:10] periphery, so we want to give incentives.
[00:07:12] to someone who lives in mountainous areas, in remote municipalities, in
[00:07:16] distant island municipalities, to be
[00:07:19] able to work remotely and thus stay
[00:07:22] in their place. So we are launching a subsidized employment program, which
[00:07:26] says to a business that can utilize people remotely
[00:07:30] work. We come and subsidize
[00:07:33] 90% of the salary and contributions for one year
[00:07:36] for specific
[00:07:39] remote municipalities of the country. Let's say you live in a village.
[00:07:45] You want to stay there, but where will you find a job? You are struggling, so we
[00:07:49] come and open, in essence, a new pool of
[00:07:52] potential employees for one year, but why for one year?
[00:07:55] Because we want to give a boost and then,
[00:07:58] if the employee proves their worth and they agree, to
[00:08:02] pay them normally, because the purpose is not to subsidize permanently, obviously, but
[00:08:05] we want to open a new pool, so a new
[00:08:08] effort we are making to boost employment, especially
[00:08:12] in the periphery, especially in
[00:08:15] mountainous municipalities of the country, in which access to the
[00:08:18] labor market is objectively more difficult, and let me tell you something, with
[00:08:22] all these programs we are launching, the numbers for the first 9 months
[00:08:26] of 2026, only in the first 9 months of
[00:08:29] 2026, 76,000 people have found
[00:08:33] Labor, 76,000 people is a city like
[00:08:35] Katerini, so a whole
[00:08:39] city, think of it like Katerini, has found.
[00:08:43] through these programs and mainly we go and see after their
[00:08:46] expiration how many remain employed, the majority, the large
[00:08:49] majority remain employed, our goal, I say it directly, is a
[00:08:53] society of workers, not a society
[00:08:56] of unemployed. Indeed, we conclude with politics, Mrs. Kirameos, and
[00:09:00] it seems that New Democracy is pressured far from
[00:09:03] self-sufficiency,
[00:09:06] at the same time that we are waiting for the party of Mr. Samaras. Mr.
[00:09:10] Tzounos, look, we still have a long way to go until. polls are a
[00:09:13] very useful tool, but they constitute the depiction of a moment, a
[00:09:17] snapshot in a nutshell, I will remind you of the
[00:09:20] following, New Democracy is, I think, the first political
[00:09:24] force in the post-junta era that in its second term
[00:09:27] has maintained a strong lead over the second
[00:09:31] party, this is true, but I don't think ever in the past of the post-junta era,
[00:09:35] specifically in the post-junta era, in a second governing term, the ruling party
[00:09:38] was not first, but this does not make us complacent, we obviously have.
[00:09:42] a lot, a lot of work ahead of us and we have a lot of work ahead of us to
[00:09:45] complete one by one the implementation of the announcements we promised
[00:09:49] in 2023 and at the end of the day to tell you something, just like in
[00:09:53] 2019, just like in 2023, yes, in 2019
[00:09:56] we promised specific things and in 2023 we were accountable for how
[00:10:00] much we did these things and how we did them, exactly the same will happen in
[00:10:03] 2015, but Mitsotakis said
[00:10:06] look, you heard what the Prime Minister himself said, I will not
[00:10:10] repeat it, I want to remind you of the following. Because you spoke about self-sufficiency earlier,
[00:10:14] I want to remind you that in 2023, no
[00:10:16] poll, none before the elections, showed 41% for New
[00:10:20] Democracy, yes, but also no
[00:10:22] poll.
[00:10:34] Our job is every day, every day with every action we take to
[00:10:37] try to make the daily life of the citizen better, we do
[00:10:41] it, we achieve it, we make the citizen's life better when last
[00:10:44] Saturday thousands of citizens came to
[00:10:47] interview for jobs at the career day we held, we do
[00:10:51] it, we make it better, if someone from the unwritten laws of Britain, I'm just giving a random example.
[00:11:04] There is no Samaras party at this moment. When there is, because everything
[00:11:08] points in that direction, we will politically confront the
[00:11:11] party of Mr. Samaras with political arguments. At this moment, as we speak,
[00:11:15] there is no party of Mr. Samaras. Thank you very
[00:11:18] much, Madam. Be well. So a party which,
[00:11:22] as they say, will be created anyway.
[00:11:25] next month, so we'll see if New Democracy will
[00:11:29] confront him politically, the former Prime Minister has made many
[00:11:32] statements personally against Mr. Mitsotakis and the
[00:11:35] government at the same time that there's a huge fuss
[00:11:38] about Mr. Karteros's article between
[00:11:42] PASOK and and Hellas
[00:11:45] and we will discuss this with Mrs. Marzeta Antonopoulou, she is the head of the
[00:11:49] social policy sector of Hellas. Good morning, Mrs.
[00:11:52] Antonopoulou and Mr. Nikos Farandouris. He is
[00:11:55] an MEP of PASOK, so Mr.
[00:11:58] and Mr. Farandouris, let's start with
[00:12:02] Mrs. Antonopoulou, is it
[00:12:05] the goal to insult Mr. Tsipras?
[00:12:09] The sole goal we have as participants in politics, and
[00:12:13] even more so in progressive
[00:12:16] parties, is to change people's
[00:12:19] lives, especially after a 7.5-year
[00:12:23] emptied people's pockets, that
[00:12:27] has made people unable to hope, the large social majority unable to
[00:12:30] hope. If he calls Androulakis an idiot, does that change people's lives? I mean,
[00:12:34] it surprises me if things change
[00:12:36] like that, I won't evade. I've known
[00:12:40] Thanasis Karteros for decades. I still remember my father opening
[00:12:43] his paper to read Thanasis. So he is a columnist
[00:12:46] who has had this pen for
[00:12:50] decades. He freely expresses his opinion for
[00:12:53] decades and I don't think anyone can
[00:12:55] judge on these terms what a columnist and a
[00:12:59] journalist write. So I think this question,
[00:13:03] I think, ends here. Do you agree with this?
[00:13:06] I answered you. Would you adopt it? I would never
[00:13:10] comment so specifically on
[00:13:12] the opinion of any journalist,
[00:13:16] person, professional
[00:13:20] who for decades has accustomed us to a
[00:13:23] specific. He
[00:13:25] has a specific pen and from that he has become known and from that he has a
[00:13:29] prominent position within. No, I don't think
[00:13:33] it's judged that way, I mean, I don't know how to put it now.
[00:13:36] I think the big question here
[00:13:39] is that there's a lot of fuss about party announcements right now. Again, those of us
[00:13:43] who participate in politics, and Hellas does this, the question is how
[00:13:46] we will change the lives of the large social majority, how, in other words,
[00:13:50] at this moment, we will provide solutions to the cost of living, to the
[00:13:53] rising prices. It came because
[00:13:56] Hellas is not pulling its weight right now, this
[00:13:59] attack came because there were some attacks from PASOK officials
[00:14:03] on our officials,
[00:14:06] and PASOK is in a difficult or,
[00:14:09] at least, in a somewhat awkward
[00:14:13] situation, Mr. Farandouris will tell us. I repeat, the question
[00:14:16] in politics is to speak for the large social
[00:14:20] majority, to speak for the people who are currently struggling.
[00:14:23] And we have huge difficulty in how we will take them to
[00:14:29] activities, how we will take them to
[00:14:33] their necessary obligations, Androulakis must always be, Mrs.
[00:14:37] Antonopoulou, for you to anything else from any other party, let alone a party
[00:14:41] in which I participate and it has honored me with two positions in
[00:14:43] Farandouris, what do you say about all this?
[00:14:47] I think that PASOK's confrontation is clear and what happened now, I
[00:14:51] thought, you were in SYRIZA before, now in PASOK, you.
[00:14:55] PASOK from SYRIZA you passed for
[00:14:58] whom are you now, you don't know?
[00:15:01] He was in, I mean, when Mr. Farandouris entered, I left the University
[00:15:05] of Piraeus, we enter and leave sometimes,
[00:15:08] I would have expected some representative of the
[00:15:11] government to confront us on the
[00:15:14] big issues for which PASOK has distinct
[00:15:18] differences. Listen, dear friends, we always choose political
[00:15:22] confrontation, first of all. when
[00:15:25] officials of some parties who are close to the leadership team, the
[00:15:28] leadership, show an
[00:15:32] awkwardness, an irritation,
[00:15:35] or give an ambiguous political
[00:15:38] stigma, much more so when this
[00:15:41] is accompanied by insults and personal attacks, it is
[00:15:45] the problem of those who say them. Mr. Karteros
[00:15:49] is obviously close to the leadership, just as close to the
[00:15:53] leadership and indeed with a distinct stigma in
[00:15:57] the course of Hellas, is also Mr. Giakandaris, he was,
[00:16:00] he is, he is, okay, now, this with Mr. Giakandaris I want it to finally end and not you,
[00:16:04] Mr. Fara, I respect and value you.
[00:16:15] and I think we will agree it is whether PASOK will become
[00:16:19] the easy, convenient ally of the right, but
[00:16:23] now to involve Mr. who has resigned is not a member of the
[00:16:26] council, is not an official.
[00:16:30] No, no, I want to say something else and it is political because we will have to discuss about your
[00:16:34] officials who have made attacks.
[00:16:37] Just a moment, I never engage in personal
[00:16:41] confrontation, always political. So I say that officials, like Mr.
[00:16:44] Giakandalis, who was the author of the Hellas
[00:16:47] manifesto, was one of the people
[00:16:50] who signed the declaration, just like Mr. Karteros also,
[00:16:54] asked for a right-wing,
[00:16:58] left-wing coalition government following the German model. Mr.
[00:17:01] Bistis also, one of the co-signers of the founding declaration and
[00:17:05] close to the leadership team, said that we
[00:17:07] must respond to the famous cable, give me a few
[00:17:11] seconds, I'll gladly go wherever you want, we must respond to the famous
[00:17:14] cable so as not to exercise acts of national sovereignty that could provoke
[00:17:18] Turkey, these are all opinions
[00:17:21] of officials close to the leadership team and the political
[00:17:24] criticism is as follows: obviously the insults and all
[00:17:28] this, well, this awkward
[00:17:32] awkwardness and irritation that comes out, we
[00:17:36] obviously condemn it. But we also overcome it, at the same time however,
[00:17:40] they show of the manifesto,
[00:17:43] of the manifesto, choose one of the two, but
[00:17:47] all these officials who come out,
[00:17:50] obviously echoing the positions of the leadership team and the
[00:17:54] leadership, give an impression that is no
[00:17:57] longer clear to public opinion and something else, we have the
[00:18:01] Mr. your officials, your officials, who participate in the
[00:18:04] committee, Mr. to go.
[00:18:22] it has organs, it has a congress, democratically elected
[00:18:25] organs that have made decisions,
[00:18:29] the collective decisions of PASOK from its democratically elected
[00:18:32] organs, say something very specific, that it is an autonomous
[00:18:36] descent into elections. This is so clear that it
[00:18:39] is beyond any dispute, on the other hand, why are they insulting
[00:18:43] Androulakis? You tell us why you believe he is being
[00:18:46] insulted.
[00:18:49] that both from New Democracy's side with the
[00:18:52] 25-percenters you discussed this morning, the 100
[00:18:55] percent that the Prime Minister himself now sets as the bar for his
[00:18:59] political future, and from other parties, and with all due respect to my
[00:19:03] beloved colleague, they show that after the Thessaloniki exhibition. next to
[00:19:49] me in the seats of the European Parliament sits a colleague from Sweden, a European Socialist
[00:19:53] in fact, who won the elections with the Swedes. Will you cooperate?
[00:19:56] I'll tell you. So I tell her one day
[00:19:59] after the big victory that the European Socialist
[00:20:03] party of Sweden achieved, my dear, let me ask you something like.
[00:20:07] they were asking with whom you would cooperate the next day, they are preparing to form a progressive
[00:20:11] government in Sweden, they had bothered us, not
[00:20:15] often,
[00:20:17] the Greek, no, but they had, what did you
[00:20:20] do? We had decided on the autonomous
[00:20:24] path, the clarity of our programmatic discourse, and
[00:20:27] we had set as an absolute electoral democratic
[00:20:31] milestone the day of the elections where the sovereign people decide and
[00:20:35] then everyone is silent. So to say what we will do.
[00:20:50] The Swedes had decided what PASOK decided, they decided,
[00:20:53] they decided an autonomous course, emphasis on our
[00:20:57] program and everything else is out of bounds, and no cooperation with the street,
[00:21:00] you said, they had said that we cannot
[00:21:04] cooperate with indeed after
[00:21:07] parties which are miles apart from our
[00:21:10] program, what else can we say then? At this
[00:21:14] moment, really, I will say it again and I will insist in a way that, in my opinion,
[00:21:18] should be like this, indeed. 7.5 years under
[00:21:22] New Democracy, we have seen our wallets
[00:21:24] empty, we give approximately 40% of our low
[00:21:28] salaries for rent, we have a shocking
[00:21:31] increase in energy of 50%, it is
[00:21:35] 50 something in everything, natural gas, diesel,
[00:21:38] gasoline around 30,
[00:21:41] heating oil, we will see some announcements again from what
[00:21:45] I heard this morning from the press spokesperson in the
[00:21:49] morning shows. That it will be again a few cents,
[00:21:53] let's say, at the pump, which we have seen that inflation constantly eats up.
[00:21:56] What people want, what the large social majority wants,
[00:21:59] small and medium-sized businesses and salaried employees, is to
[00:22:02] see tangible solutions, a real
[00:22:06] representation? Is it a problem that you don't have representation in parliament? No,
[00:22:10] no, you say, oh, it's not. I believe
[00:22:13] that in this parliament, Mr. Fartou, just a second, because the
[00:22:16] question was addressed to me. precisely because there is the phrase of
[00:22:29] Adonis Georgiadis that
[00:22:32] we have the majority and these pass.
[00:22:35] I think that our big challenge is to go down to society and PASOK will allow me.
[00:22:39] I don't think the big question right now is
[00:22:43] a dispute between the progressive faction.
[00:22:46] For better or worse, Hellas. and I think that's the question, how we will manage
[00:23:01] to get it everywhere and
[00:23:05] thus really become first. We don't have
[00:23:07] first in the elections. The preliminary inquiry for
[00:23:11] Tempi was an initiative and work of PASOK. Indeed, the bills
[00:23:15] submitted for red loans, over-indebted households, VAT,
[00:23:18] inflation, energy. are acts of
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