ΑΝΤΩΝΑΡΟΣ. ΟΛΟΙ ΟΙ ΚΑΤΟΧΙΚΟΙ ΥΠΕΓΡΑΨΑΝ ΟΛΟΙ ΜΑΖΙ ΤΟ 2015 ΤΑ ΠΡΟΣ ΕΦΑΡΜΟΓΗ ΔΟΦΟΦΟΝΙΚΑ ΜΕΤΡΑ.

Συζήτηση χθες στην τηλεόραση «ΚΟΝΤΡΑ» σε όλα (πλην του χαϊδεμένου τους Αλέξις), μετέχουν μαζί με άλλους...

·        Ο κ. Αντώναρος

·        Και ο τέως ΚΚΕ κ. Κύρτσος , νυν ΝΔ ευρωβουλευτής, τέως υβριστής της ΝΔ και ιδιαίτερα του νυν αρχηγού του (συνημμένο), τέως σχεδόν σε όλο το νυν κατοχικό πολιτικό φάσμα και συνεπώς πάντα συνεπής στην νυν κατοχή και υποδούλωση της Ελλάδας. 

Ο οποίος κ. Κύρτσος 

·       Μετά από υβριστική «έξυπνη» συμπεριφορά εναντίον του κ. Αντώναρου,

·       Και σε επίμονη παρατήρηση του κ. Αντώναρου, ότι όλα τα μέτρα ως

·       Την δολοφονική και για την οικονομία περικοπή συντάξεων 

·       Την τερατώδη φορολογία 

·       Το τερατώδες πρωτογενές πλεόνασμα κτλ, 

·       Τα ψήφισαν όλοι μαζί τον Ιούνιο του 2015, 

·       Όταν παραβίασαν ΟΛΟΙ μαζί το Σύνταγμα 

·        Και το ΟΧΙ του δημοψηφίσματος το έκαναν δικτατορικά ΝΑΙ 

Απάντησε περίπου ο νεοταξικός κ. Κύρτσος 

·        Ο νυν ευρωβουλευτής της ΝΔ, τέως υβριστής της ΝΔ και ιδιαίτερα του νυν αρχηγού του, τέως σχεδόν σε όλο το νυν κατοχικό πολιτικό φάσμα και συνεπώς πάντα συνεπής στην νυν κατοχή και υποδούλωση της Ελλάδας θρασύτατος: 

·        ΕΜΕΙΣ ΤΟ ΚΑΝΑΜΕ ΓΙΑ ΝΑ ΜΕΙΝΟΥΜΕ ΣΤΟ ΕΥΡΩ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Προηγουμένως το ανωτέρω νεοταξικό άνθος, Κύρτσος, 

·        Δεν απάντησε στην σαφή κατηγορία του κ. Αντώναρος ότι έγινε ευρωβουλευτής για να έχει ασυλία σε κάποιο έγκλημα που δεν κατονόμασε ο κ. Αντώναρος.

ΔΕΙΤΕ ΚΑΤΩΤΕΡΩ ΤΙ ΔΟΛΟΦΟΝΙΚΑ ΥΠΕΓΡΑΨΑΝ ΤΟ 2015 ΟΛΟΙ ΟΙ ΚΑΤΟΧΙΚΟΙ ΑΡΙΣΤΕΡΟΔΕΞΙΟΣΟΣΙΑΛΙΣΤΟ ΚΤΛ ΣΥΝΤΡΟΦΟΙ ΚΑΙ ΤΙΣ (ΠΕΡΑΝ ΤΩ ΠΑΛΑΙΩΝ ΜΕΧΡΙ 66%) ΝΕΕΣ ΔΟΛΟΠΦΟΝΙΚΕΣ ΚΑΙ ΓΙΑ ΤΗΝ ΟΙΚΟΝΟΜΙΑ ΠΕΡΙΚΟΠΕΣ ΣΥΝΤΑΞΕΩΝ.

Ευριπίδης Μπίλλης

(26 June 20h00) List which takes account of the proposals of the Greek authorities received on 8, 14, 22 and 25 June
Table 1. Greece: Prior Actions

Policy Actions to be taken in consultation with EC/ECB/IMF staff:

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4. Pension reform

The Authorities recognize that the pension system is unsustainable and needs fundamental reforms. This is why they will implement in full the 2010 pension reform law (3863/2010), and implement in full or replace/adjust the sustainability factors for supplementary and lump-sum pensions from the 2012 reform to achieve equivalent savings and take further steps to improve the pension system.

Effective from July 1, 2015 the authorities will phase-in reforms that would deliver estimated permanent savings of ¼- ½ percent of GDP in 2015 and 1 percent of GDP on a full year basis in 2016 and thereafter by adopting legislation to:

• create strong disincentives to early retirement, including the adjustment of early retirement penalties, and through a gradual elimination of grandfathering to statutory retirement age and early retirement pathways progressively adapting to the limit of statutory retirement age of 67 years, or 62 and 40 years of contributions by 2022, applicable for all those retiring (except arduous professions, and mothers with children with disability) with immediate application;

• adopt legislation so that withdrawals from the Social Insurance Fund will incur an annual penalty, for those affected by the extension of the retirement age period, equivalent to 10 percent on top of the current penalty of 6 percent;

• integrate into ETEA all supplementary pension funds and ensure that, starting January 1, 2015, all supplementary pension funds are only financed by own contributions;

• better target social pensions by increasing OGA uninsured pension;

• Gradually phase out the solidarity grant (EKAS) for all pensioners by end-December 2019. This shall start immediately as regards the top 20% of beneficiaries with the modalities of the phase out to be agreed with the institutions;

• freeze monthly guaranteed contributory pension limits in nominal terms until 2021;
• provide to people retiring after 30 June 2015 the basic, guaranteed contributory, and means tested pensions only at the attainment of the statutory normal retirement age of currently 67 years;
• increase the health contributions for pensioners from 4% to 6% on average and extend it to supplementary pensions;
• phase out all state-financed exemptions and harmonize contribution rules for all pension funds with the structure of contributions to IKA from 1 July 2015;

Moreover, in order to restore the sustainability and improve the structure of the pensions system, the authorities will
by 31 October 2015, legislate further reforms to take effect from January 1, 2016 (i) specific design and parametric
improvements to establish a closer link between contribution and benefits; (ii) broaden and modernize the
contribution and pension base for all self-employed, including by switching from notional to actual income, subject to
minimum required contribution rules; (iii) revise and rationalize all different systems of basic, guaranteed contributory and means tested pension components, taking into account incentives to work and contribute; (iv) the main elements of a comprehensive SSFs consolidation, including any remaining harmonization of contribution and benefit payment rules and procedures across all funds; (v) abolish all nuisance charges financing pensions and offset by reducing benefits or increasing contributions in specific funds to take effect from 31 October 2015; and (vi) harmonize pension benefit rules of the agricultural fund (OGA) with the rest of the pension system in a pro rata manner, unless OGA is merged into other funds. The consolidation of social insurance funds will take place by end 2017. In 2015, the process will be activated through legislation to consolidate the social insurance funds under a single entity and the operational consolidation will have been completed by 31 December 2016. Further reductions in the operating costs and a more effective management of fund resources including improved balancing of needs between better-off and poorer-off funds will be actively encouraged.

The authorities will adopt legislation to fully offset the fiscal effects of the implementation of court rulings on the 2012 pension reform.

In parallel to the reform of the pension system, a Social Welfare Review will be carried out to ensure fairness of the
various reforms.

The institutions are prepared to take into account other parametric measures within the pension system of equivalent
effect to replace some of the measures mentioned above, taking into account their impact on growth, and provided
that such measures are presented to the institutions during the design phase and are sufficiently concrete and
quantifiable, and in the absence of this the default option is what is specified above.