Greece's dilemma before the July 7 general elections is clear, government spokesman Dimitris Tzanakopoulos said on Monday evening, introducing the event in which SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance will present its four-year plan.
"Either we take a decisive step ahead, or we turn back into the hands of those who led the country to bankruptcy," Tzanakopoulos said at the Athens Concert Hall in Athens.
Tzanakopoulos said that Greece exited the loan memoranda "because of the Greek people's efforts" and noted that "the future of the country is mostly dependent now on the will of the people."
The government spokesman said that the plan of SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance "for a new era of Greece" is based on five central pillars, "on which we are building the day after for society and the economy."
The five pillars are as follows:
- Development for all and management of climate change
- New and quality jobs with higher wages
- Fairer taxation
- Democratic and effective state
- Solidarity and security for society
The presentation of the program began with "Development for all and management of climate change" introduced by Interior Minister Alexis Charitsis. Each of the other pillars of the plan will be presented respectively by Labor Minister Effie Achtsioglou, Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos, Administrative Reconstruction Minister Mariliza Xenogiannakopoulou and former Deputy Labor Minister and former Athens mayoral candidate Nassos Iliopoulos.

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