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  1. A summer tan can’t obscure Greek economic reality

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    per month in 2022 to 920 by 2026. While this represents a notable nominal increase of 29

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  2. ND polishes TIF package as Samaras reopens "woke agenda" line
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    : a cut in the PPC regulated "blue" tariff to 0.115 euros per kWh from around 0.14, continuing rent

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  3. Mitsotakis heads to TIF amid low expectations as ELAS elaborates on proposals
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    of the richest 1% of Greeks, expected to raise around 2 billion euros per year. ELAS stresses that the levy

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  4. Ministers defend fiscal package as opposition, professional and social groups push back
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    criteria. The extra 8 euros per month, they said, is “the epitome of mockery”. Public sector unions

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  5. Mitsotakis facing up to challenging autumn as majority momentum fails to materialise
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    of heating oil below 1.75 euros per litre, increase the heating allowance across all categories

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  6. ELAS builds party machinery, stokes row over heating oil as Kasidiaris targets comeback
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    1.40 euros per litre for heating oil and 1.80 for diesel - is unjustifiable and that the government

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  7. Government struggles to shape narrative as rising costs compete with positive outlooks
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    €1.75 per litre — the level at which they closed in spring. However, this increasingly appears futile

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  8. Mitsotakis unveils industrial energy package as Tsipras and Samaras take aim

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    be “difficult, and for some tragic”, citing figures showing that around 20 per cent of the population

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