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The recent event of PASOK in Aigaleo, with the participation of more than 3,500 citizens, shows the regeneration of the party's grassroots psychology and the need for unity, while the polls confirm that the gap from ELAS has significantly decreased. #ΠαΣοΚ #ΝίκοςΑνδρουλάκης #Πολιτική (translated)

At the memorial service for Fofi Gennimata, five years after her death, a crowd of politicians and her colleagues, including the president of PASOK Nikos Androulakis, gathered at the First Cemetery of Athens to honor her memory. #ΦώφηΓεννηματά #ΠΑΣΟΚ #ΝίκοςΑνδρουλάκης (translated)

The PASOK and EL.AS. express criticism for the lack of control and transparency in Greek basketball, asking for explanations from the government regarding the recent scandal that has serious implications for the credibility of sports in the country. #Μπάσκετ #Σκάνδαλο #Αθλητισμός (translated)

Nikolaos Androulakis presented four commitments to retirees, including the reinstatement of the 13th pension, a new EKAS, reform of the Solidarity Contribution, and the abolition of the personal difference, during his speech at the Supreme General Confederation of Retired Persons of Greece. #ΝίκοςΑνδρουλάκης #συνταξιούχοι #ΠαΣοΚ (translated)

The oPousTisKathetou wrote that, on the occasion of the expressions of grief for Captain Vardinogiannis from New Democracy, the "PASOK-newAFM" and the Hellenic Police, which, as he mentioned, reached Perissos via Ekali, he wanted to remind of the story of 26-year-old Giannis Koutsakis, mayor of the community of Pigaidakia in southern Crete. #Καπετανιος #Ιστορια #Κρητη (translated)

Nikolas Androulakis attacked the government and Kyriakos Mitsotakis, emphasizing that the goal of Pasok is political change and the defeat of New Democracy, as he argues that only his party can form a government without dependencies. #ΠολιτικήΑλλαγή #Μητσοτάκης #ΠαΣοΚ (translated)

Dvs Dvs criticized the economic policy of Andreas Papandreou and his governments, arguing that Greece lost ground compared to other European countries in the 1980s. According to the data he presented, in 1980 the average Greek was 17% richer than the average Irishman, 8% richer than the Spaniard, and 28% richer than the Portuguese. By 1990, he wrote, he was 6% poorer than the Irishman and 8% poorer than the Spaniard. Regarding public debt, he noted that it increased from 21% of GDP in 1980 to 68% in 1990 and 94% in 1993. He clarified that Papandreou was not in power during the period 1991-1993, but attributed much of the increase to the difficulty of containing deficits that, according to him, had been created during his administrations. He added that expenditures of the broader public sector rose from 48% of GDP in 1981 to 70% in 1988, while the budget increased from 625 billion drachmas to 3.2 trillion drachmas. During the posting, inflation reached 25% in 1985, and the country then had foreign reserves for only a few weeks. Dvs Dvs also mentioned that the percentage of taxes paid by wage earners and pensioners increased from 52.1% in 1980 to 63.2% in 1986, while productivity decreased by 5.5% and unemployment rose from 2.7% to 7%. He cited a GDP increase of 6.8% in Greece, compared to 26% in the rest of Europe, and argued that the economy remained stagnant, with low productive investments and most borrowing directed towards consumption. He also accused the government of borrowing to distribute money and secure votes. #ΠΑΣΟΚ #Οικονομία #Ιστορία (translated)

Lina wrote that Moschos revealed that he had been approached by officials from New Democracy and PASOK with various proposals, which he declined. According to the post, he chose Tsipras because he believed that he would not co-govern with New Democracy. Lina also mentioned that Moschos had asked all his interlocutors if they would cooperate with New Democracy and that they responded that they could not guarantee it from then on. #Πολιτική #Εκλογές #Συγκυβέρνηση (translated)