Michalis Argyrou
The avoidable criticism to bankers, K.M. from Lebanon to Brussels and from Ioannina to Lapland with Meloni, the kings and citizenship
-Greetings, in the aftermath of the recent budget debate and its approval, I am jotting down some thoughts and observations. So, first of all, everyone is wondering why bankers had to wait for the government to legislate in order to cut fees that cost no more than 35 million euros per bank when their profits range from 800 million to 1 billion euros each.
K.M, Charis and the Botanikos, Nikos and…the jaws of Stournaras, the Dendias law for the hospitals, the unknown property of Mykonos
Hello, the Christmas spirit continued yesterday in our politics, with K.M warmly welcoming Mayor Charis along with Christos Protopappas, as well as his own Skertsos and Livanio, who of course are also the Prime Minister’s airport transfers from PASOK. At the meeting, of course, was also Mylonakis with the Secretary-General of the Ministry of Development, Mrs.
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.
PASOK, the proud leader and the “supporters,” Stephanos-just-Stephanos is searching, Olga and Maximou, Travlou enters the hotel business
Hello, we just had our first almost winter weekend with the government keeping a low profile due to K.M. being abroad, while PASOK made a strong presence at symbolic events like the farewell to Vasso Papandreou, who passed away modestly and humbly, just as she lived her entire life.
The twisted director, the question that wasn’t asked about the President of the Republic, the “to the end” Stefanos, “the enemy of my enemy” Samaras, and the unpaid rents
Hello, so these past few days I had a chance to go for a coffee with my main source at the M.M., and I had the opportunity to engage in some close-up gossip, so to speak.
European elections: The main issues for the next European leadership
The next heads of the European Union will have to give answers to major challenges, focusing on the competitiveness of the European economy, and Greece could benefit significantly by participating creatively in the negotiations in a new role, away from the her troubled past, financial analysts tell Kathimerini.