Former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras
<http://greece.greekreporter.com/tag/antonis-samaras/> criticized the
Greek government harshly for having accused his then-government of
“selling out” on the issue of privatizations
<http://greece.greekreporter.com/tag/privatisation/> by trying to sell
some of Greece’s regional airports, when current premier Alexis Tsipras
<http://greece.greekreporter.com/tag/alexis-tsipras/> is now embracing it.
Samaras was commenting on the government’s decision to go ahead with the
sale of 14 regional airports to the joint venture of Fraport-Slentel, a
deal which had been vehemently contested by Syriza and which Tsipras had
vowed to annul when he came to power.
“The government decided eventually to go ahead with the privatization of
14 airports, exactly in the way the previous government had agreed.
Then, it had denounced the decision as a suspicious sellout; now it is
adopting it as a beneficial and important agreement,” the former leader
of New Democracy said. “He could have apologized of course, but he has
no shame…” he added.
/(source: ana-mpa)/
- See more at:
http://greece.greekreporter.com/2015/08/19/samaras-criticizes-government-for-stance-on-airport-privatization/#sthash.QSNMf5ex.dpuf
Former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras
<http://greece.greekreporter.com/tag/antonis-samaras/> criticized the
Greek government harshly for having accused his then-government of
“selling out” on the issue of privatizations
<http://greece.greekreporter.com/tag/privatisation/> by trying to sell
some of Greece’s regional airports, when current premier Alexis Tsipras
<http://greece.greekreporter.com/tag/alexis-tsipras/> is now embracing it.
Samaras was commenting on the government’s decision to go ahead with the
sale of 14 regional airports to the joint venture of Fraport-Slentel, a
deal which had been vehemently contested by Syriza and which Tsipras had
vowed to annul when he came to power.
“The government decided eventually to go ahead with the privatization of
14 airports, exactly in the way the previous government had agreed.
Then, it had denounced the decision as a suspicious sellout; now it is
adopting it as a beneficial and important agreement,” the former leader
of New Democracy said. “He could have apologized of course, but he has
no shame…” he added.
/(source: ana-mpa)/
- See more at:
http://greece.greekreporter.com/2015/08/19/samaras-criticizes-government-for-stance-on-airport-privatization/#sthash.QSNMf5ex.dpuf
Former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras
<http://greece.greekreporter.com/tag/antonis-samaras/> criticized the
Greek government harshly for having accused his then-government of
“selling out” on the issue of privatizations
<http://greece.greekreporter.com/tag/privatisation/> by trying to sell
some of Greece’s regional airports, when current premier Alexis Tsipras
<http://greece.greekreporter.com/tag/alexis-tsipras/> is now embracing it.
Samaras was commenting on the government’s decision to go ahead with the
sale of 14 regional airports to the joint venture of Fraport-Slentel, a
deal which had been vehemently contested by Syriza and which Tsipras had
vowed to annul when he came to power.
“The government decided eventually to go ahead with the privatization of
14 airports, exactly in the way the previous government had agreed.
Then, it had denounced the decision as a suspicious sellout; now it is
adopting it as a beneficial and important agreement,” the former leader
of New Democracy said. “He could have apologized of course, but he has
no shame…” he added.
/(source: ana-mpa)/
- See more at:
http://greece.greekreporter.com/2015/08/19/samaras-criticizes-government-for-stance-on-airport-privatization/#sthash.QSNMf5ex.dpuf
http://greece.greekreporter.com/2015/08/19/samaras-criticizes-government-for-stance-on-airport-privatization/
To a German company no less! So, the question is: Why criticize New
Democracy so strongly, if you don't follow up consistently on your own
when in office? Where is your integrity?
*These privatizations that will continue set up further and further
surplus value being appropriated for use against the Greek people. * And
they will never arrive at the 50 billion euros, and thus have unlimited
application.
Paul Zarembka
Former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras
<http://greece.greekreporter.com/tag/antonis-samaras/> criticized the
Greek government harshly for having accused his then-government of
“selling out” on the issue of privatizations
<http://greece.greekreporter.com/tag/privatisation/> by trying to sell
some of Greece’s regional airports, when current premier Alexis Tsipras
<http://greece.greekreporter.com/tag/alexis-tsipras/> is now embracing it.
Samaras was commenting on the government’s decision to go ahead with the
sale of 14 regional airports to the joint venture of Fraport-Slentel, a
deal which had been vehemently contested by Syriza and which Tsipras had
vowed to annul when he came to power.
“The government decided eventually to go ahead with the privatization of
14 airports, exactly in the way the previous government had agreed.
Then, it had denounced the decision as a suspicious sellout; now it is
adopting it as a beneficial and important agreement,” the former leader
of New Democracy said. “He could have apologized of course, but he has
no shame…” he added.
- See more at:
http://greece.greekreporter.com/2015/08/19/samaras-criticizes-government-for-stance-on-airport-privatization/#sthash.QSNMf5ex.dpuf
Former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras
<http://greece.greekreporter.com/tag/antonis-samaras/> criticized the
Greek government harshly for having accused his then-government of
“selling out” on the issue of privatizations
<http://greece.greekreporter.com/tag/privatisation/> by trying to sell
some of Greece’s regional airports, when current premier Alexis Tsipras
<http://greece.greekreporter.com/tag/alexis-tsipras/> is now embracing it.
Samaras was commenting on the government’s decision to go ahead with the
sale of 14 regional airports to the joint venture of Fraport-Slentel, a
deal which had been vehemently contested by Syriza and which Tsipras had
vowed to annul when he came to power.
“The government decided eventually to go ahead with the privatization of
14 airports, exactly in the way the previous government had agreed.
Then, it had denounced the decision as a suspicious sellout; now it is
adopting it as a beneficial and important agreement,” the former leader
of New Democracy said. “He could have apologized of course, but he has
no shame…” he added.
- See more at:
http://greece.greekreporter.com/2015/08/19/samaras-criticizes-government-for-stance-on-airport-privatization/#sthash.QSNMf5ex.dpuf
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