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Relief measures being lined up, but PM's eye also on reforms rollout
Although most of the focus will fall on what measures the government plans to unveil in the autumn to combat the cost-of-living crisis, reports suggest that Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is also keen to promote his administration’s reformist credentials between now and the end of the year.
Reports over the weekend indicate that New Democracy is set to unveil another round of the Fuel Pass subsidy, which will aim to put up to 100 euros in the pockets of as many as 3.1 million drivers. However, the Power Pass scheme, offering subsidies for ...
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