Greece this Saturday left its years of enhanced oversight to oversee the reforms adopted in the wake of the European Commission’s bailout plan as a “historic day” in the words of the prime minister. Kyriakos Mitsotakis.
“The country is now a new horizon one of clean, development, unity and prosperity for all,” Mitsotakis said in a video that marked the end of twelve years of tough commitments, as the prime minister acknowledged.
He also noted that there wasacheAccording to the Kathimerini newspaper, this is the result of a series of obligations over the past twelve years, such as ‘unbearable’ taxes and cuts on salaries and public services, and Greece’s relegation in Europe.
In this sense, he admitted that the recession in the economy added even more momentum.”episode” the society criticizes the measures taken from Brussels. However, he thinks that some of them have been exceeded “woundsLike escalation of violence, institutional weakness, or the rise of the neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn.
The European Commission announced on 10 August that it would not expand enhanced surveillance. reforms In connection with the bailout, after assessing that Greece has fulfilled most of its commitments and thereby mitigating risks for the eurozone as a whole.
“Thanks to the determination and resilience of Greece and its citizens, the country can close this chapter and look to the future with confidence,” European Commission President Ursula Von der Leyen said on Twitter. “EU will always be with you”it is apostille.