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Mitsotakis hints at post-election policy tweaks to address economic concerns

With the cost of living and the economy dominating much of the public debate in the run-up to next week’s EP elections, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has started to sketch out several specific interventions that the government is mulling for after the polls.
Mitsotakis has set the goal of winning 33 pct of the vote in the upcoming European elections, which he said will confirm the mandate that New Democracy was given in last summer’s national elections and give the green light for the party to continue impl...
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