The government will be judged at the end of the four-year term for the credibility of their promises and the projects carried out as well as its effectiveness and speed, government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis said on Wednesday in an interview with SKAI TV.

"We want every to solve a problem every day, to make things better," he noted.
He also referred to a series of taxes that have been reduced and they continue to be reduced in the second four-year period and emphasized that we have more tax revenues without an increase in rates.

The government spokesperson also spoke about the reduction of unemployment, stressing its gradual de-escalation over the last months.

Marinakis stated that "there is dissatisfaction because there are many problems, especially in the health sector." 

He acknowledged that there are waiting lists, that there is an issue of understaffing in some clinics with some specialties. "We have reduced the distance, but we are not where we were before the crisis in terms of salary. We know it, we have no illusions. But resources are not unlimited. We are gradually increasing their salaries, as much as the budget allows," he noted