Greek opposition critiques Mitsotakis government policies

Political tensions in Greece are rising as opposition leaders and commentators critique the administration of Kyriakos Mitsotakis. Rena Dourou, President of the SYRIZA-PS parliamentary group, has called for the defeat of the New Democracy party, citing political shifts in Serbia and Brazil as models for overcoming neoliberal policies. She expressed a commitment to forming a progressive government through programmatic convergences in future elections.

Other critiques focus on the government's perceived hesitation to implement deep structural reforms in the economy, the civil service, and the judiciary. While the administration has addressed social issues such as same-sex marriage, observers suggest that significant economic reforms remain pending. Additionally, concerns have been raised regarding labor issues, specifically involving allegations of misconduct at Pizza Fan affecting 2,500 workers.