The main opposition party PASOK targeted recent announcements by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on wholesale electricity prices. According to PASOK, the prime minister is attempting to gain votes with last-minute pledges that lack credibility after seven years of governance.
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The party statement described the pledges as an effort to deceive citizens. It asked directly what had prevented action on wholesale prices during Mitsotakis's time in power.
The comments follow Mitsotakis's appearance at the Thessaloniki International Fair, where energy costs were discussed. PASOK framed the timing as politically motivated ahead of upcoming elections.
Further reporting is required to confirm any concrete policy proposals or responses from the government side. [TO VERIFY: Limited source content prevents full context on economic data or prior government actions.]
