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Mitsotakis revives spectre of political instability as polls show ND lead diminished
With elections due on May 21 and the gap between the two main parties narrower than at any time in New Democracy’s four-year term, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has set in motion the campaign which he hopes will win back voters.
New Democracy launched its campaign with two glossy election spots on social media, showcasing the highlights of the current administration - including minimum wage hikes, falling unemployment, digitisation of public services, tax cuts and record invest...
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