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ND keeps alive hopes of fiscal targets being revised in future
                    
                A day ahead of a vote in Greek Parliament on the NATO accession protocol for North Macedonia, for which the SYRIZA government has received praise from its European partners, New Democracy was given encouragement from Europe regarding its aim to revise primary surplus targets if it comes to power.
In Athens for a meeting of the European People’s Party, EPP president Manfred Weber indicated that Greece might be able to renegotiate its fiscal targets in the future. The conservatives have cultivated close ties with Weber as he competes to become the...
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