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PM in search of recovery fund boost as parties clash over latest Novartis episode
As Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis arrived at the latest European Union summit in Brussels on Friday in the hope that an agreement would be secured on the Recovery and Resilience Fund (RRF), Greece’s domestic politics was focussed on the latest fallout from the Novartis scandal.
Settling the RRF issue, or Next Generation EU as it is also known, is a priority for the Greek government. Having already spent or pledged around 20 billion euros in fiscal measures to support struggling local businesses so far this year, Mitsotakis is ...
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