Alexis Patelis
Holy Days, the Japanese gift from K.M. to Pier, Trump’s channel via Patelis, Tsamaz’s plan, Piladakis’s casino, and the lawsuits in Petalioi
Hello! Today we wrap up for the first round of Christmas holidays with warm wishes to all our readers—for health, happiness, and peace of mind. May there be less “toxic material” around us. As I close with these wishes, I can’t help but comment on something that doesn’t annoy me but… amazes me.
Michael Arghyrou replaces Patelis as head of PM’s economic affairs office
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Tuesday appointed Michael Arghyrou as the head of his economic affairs office, following the resignation of his chief economic advisor Alexis Patelis the day before.
Patelis, the book, and the possible successor, Haris, Anna, and the Grosse Koalition, little Aphroditi and the middle-aged, and…a bit of Douzoglou
Hello! The news that was widely discussed was the departure of the Prime Minister’s economic advisor, Alexis Patelis, from his position at the end of the year. Let’s start with the basics: Patelis left on his own and in a good climate—this to dispel any recycled scenarios that he supposedly disagreed with the upcoming measures against banks or with the recent statements by K.M.
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PM’s chief economic adviser to step down
The prime minister's chief economic adviser has announced that he will be stepping down from the position at the end of the year.
In a post on social media, Alexis Patelis, who took up the job in September 2019, said that he had informed Kyriakos Mitsotakis of his intentions.
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Alexis Patelis: Resigns as head of the Prime Minister’s Economic Office
Alexis Patelis announced his resignation through his Facebook account, stating he will stay on as head of the Prime Minister’s Economic Office until the end of the year.
The disgrace in Parliament, the banks (counting backwards), the new EYP Deputy Director, Mylonas and Ethniki Insurance, and the Chinese drivers of Piraeus
– Hello there, just a few words – unfortunately necessary – about the political disgrace we are witnessing, stemming from a profoundly tragic story that made the headlines (how many others don’t…) about the police officer and his wife who were sexually abusing their children.
The Greek economy schedules a meeting in London with the world’s 100 most powerful funds
A significant meeting is on the agenda for the Greek economy, banks, the Stock Exchange, and major listed companies with the world’s 100 most powerful funds, managing assets worth approximately $30 trillion.
K.M., the Ministers and their “restrained words,” the banks (news next year), Pappas… everywhere Pappas, the AVAX vs. EKTER Feud, and updates from London
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Airbnb generates €830 million in tax revenue from short-term rentals in Greece
In recent years, tax revenues from short-term rentals in Greece have surged dramatically. Tax earnings from Airbnb-style rentals have increased more than tenfold since 2017, according to Giorgos Pitilís, head of the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE).