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  • Mitsotakis aims for faster reform process in 2024

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    As the year comes to a close, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has attempted to set the tone for his government’s performance in 2024 by stating that the pace of change has to increase in the new year.

  • Photo by MacroPolis Amendment for migrant workers passes amid turmoil for government

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    Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is hoping to move on swiftly from Tuesday’s vote in Parliament, which saw MPs approve an amendment that permits the Greek authorities to issue migrants who have been living in the country for over three years with work visas with the aim of easing labour shortages in key sectors of the economy.

  • New Democracy leadership headed for showdown with right wing over migrant labour bill

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    A government proposal to offer working visas to resident irregular migrants is set to pitch progressive lawmakers against the far right, highlighting an internal rift within the ruling New Democracy party. The vote on Tuesday looks set to further strengthen the position of PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis against his internal critics.

  • Photo via https://primeminister.gr Budget marks return of trust, argues Mitsotakis

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    The 2024 budget was passed through Parliament yesterday with the votes of the 158 New Democracy MPs, and Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis claiming that his government has rebuilt trust within the country as well as abroad.

  • Image: https://www.syriza.gr/ Kasselakis sets sights on government over cost of living

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    As the budget debate in Parliament builds up to Sunday’s vote, SYRIZA leader Stefanos Kasselakis has insisted that any progress the Greek economy has made over the last few years has come at the expense of average citizens.

  • Photo by MacroPolis Budget debate begins as poll highlights opposition's weakness

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    The debate over next year’s budget began in Parliament on Wednesday, ahead of this Sunday’s vote. Although the government is coming under attack over the cost of living and taxation, this political pressure is still not translating into any substantial shift in public opinion.

  • Image: https://flic.kr/p/dvdX4P Tempe rail crash charges reignite debate about scrupulousness of investigation

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    The Tempe train crash, in which 57 people lost their lives in February, is back in the headlines and part of the public debate again, months after the government felt that its resounding wins in this summer’s two general elections put to bed any questions about political responsibility for the disaster.

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