"What Christofias did not level, let the Commander do"

The Archbishop of Cyprus Chrysostomos expressed disagreements with both the actions of the Governor of the Central Bank and the report of Pimco, predicting that if there is no reaction, Cyprus will be destroyed.

In his statements after the end of the memorial service for the victims of the battles of Tillyria in Pachyammos and referring to the issue of banks, Archbishop Chrysostomos said about the Governor of the Central Bank: "I believe that the banking issue of both banks and cooperation Mr. Christofias did not manage to level it, he left the Mr. Governor of the Central Bank to level it ".

The Archbishop also expressed his disagreement with the control carried out by Pimco and the evaluation of the shares with 1 cent, expressing the opinion that they should be evaluated with more than 50-60 cents per share.

"They do whatever they want," he continued, adding that what has upset him is that they do not respect the people who took their money, cut their deposits and instead of waiting for them to put in a new board, a new president and a new bank executive. Cyprus, so that the shareholders can decide, they go ahead and make decisions ".

The Archbishop questioned why the Government is unable to put a brake to stop this economic downturn, saying that "in the end nothing will be done, nothing will be left. They are set to level our banking system and in the end the poor people will pay for it. Neither the commander-in-chief, nor I, nor the President will pay for it. "

We have it well, he continued and wondered what the poor people will do, adding that for this the church raises its voice and where it can put a brake it will put.

The leader of the Church stated that he will not hesitate to call the people to reaction because - as he said - if we remain silent, the catastrophe is certain.

"I am sure," he concluded, "that the catastrophe will occur in Cyprus."

Source: KATHIMERINI