Androulakis: Government arrogance extends to wiretapping and OPEKEPE management

Nikos Androulakis, president of PASOK-Movement for Change, accused the Greek government of arrogance not only in its handling of wiretapping scandals but also in its management of the Organization for Payments and Control of Common Agricultural Policy Funds (OPEKEPE).

Speaking on Radio Thessaloniki, Androulakis drew a distinction between his party's approach to economic proposals and the government's. He highlighted PASOK's credible and fully costed plan for pensioners, presented at a special event. This, he argued, contrasts sharply with the government's actions and promises.

Androulakis specifically targeted the government's handling of OPEKEPE, suggesting a lack of transparency and accountability. He implied that the government's perceived arrogance extends to its management of this crucial agricultural fund, suggesting a pattern of behavior that undermines public trust.