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PM announces extensive measures to build on recovery, counter inflation and put govt on track
Projecting the message that “Greece is changing,” Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis set out a range of measures at the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF) on Saturday that he hopes will allow his government to turn a new page and build new momentum on the road to the next general elections.
The interventions - 24 in total - announced by Mitsotakis were in three key directions: Boosting the post-pandemic recovery, counter-acting inflation and appealing to young Greeks. The total fiscal impact of the measures laid out at TIF is estimated at ...
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