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  1. Govt baulks at more holiday restrictions to stem spread of Omicron variant

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    was already proving unpopular, as it would require vaccinated citizens to pay for their own tests

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  2. Mitsotakis targets inflation on path to elections in 2023
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    monthly pay above 700 euros. Apart from fulfilling an election pledge (Mitsotakis had promised to increase

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  3. Greece aiming to complete post-bailout monitoring this summer
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    levy is due to be rolled out by March and owners will be able to pay in 10 monthly instalments.

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  4. SYRIZA calls for vote of no confidence, as PM's apology over storm chaos fails to chime
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    on a northbound intercity train after a crash. Both companies agreed to pay compensation to those affected, while

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  5. Opposition cries foul on government's tax priorities
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    will be distributed so that just 6 pct of property owners will be called on to pay higher tax. Based on the new

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  6. Govt unveils new round of energy subsidies as fiscal space narrows significantly
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    alleviate households by an average of 39 euros when they come to pay their electricity bills, while gas

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  7. Newsletter 327 - 11/02/2022

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    into February. This means the government has committed more than 2 billion euros to help consumers pay

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  8. Govt weighs escalating impact of Ukraine war on public finances

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    has strongly suggested it will pay vulnerable households in the run-up to Easter. All eyes are now

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  9. Hopes of EU providing immediate relief wane as economic challenges multiply

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    a “strategy of joint European investments”. “Some countries always find new arguments why they shouldn’t pay

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  10. SYRIZA challenges govt over Covid deaths again as pandemic numbers rise
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    lifted in recent weeks gradually being re-installed, the Greek public may be more inclined to pay

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