The Greek Parliament will engage in a five-day discussion on the budget starting tomorrow, culminating in a vote on Sunday. The government and opposition parties are clashing over issues within the economy and banking system. The government rejects the opposition’s tax proposals for banks while promising initiatives to alleviate burdens on citizens. Various political leaders, including Nikos Androulakis and Kyriakos Velopoulos, have voiced criticisms and demands for reform in banking practices. The session aims to address rising concerns over living costs and banking charges impacting citizens.