"Society is struggling to get out of the spiral of social stagnation and enter a path of upward social mobility. This requires an increase in income, a solution to the housing problem and a crackdown on profiteering," PASOK-Movement for Change spokesman Kostas Tsoukalas said in an interview with FM100 radio on Tuesday, referring to PASOK's initiative announced by its leader Nikos Androulakis to put institutional obstacles to profiteering. 
He noted that in this context, PASOK will present "a series of proposals on how to stop powerful interests from distorting competition". 
Tsoukalas noted that "PASOK's goal is very clear: to be the first in order to initiate the necessary progressive changes. It is an achievable goal because, as you know, politics is primarily the field of major reforms. So this reform can and must be done for the benefit of society so that the large majority can be heard."