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  1. Govt prepares new round of economic relief as Covid remains a threat
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    to be winding down its economic relief now and focussing on the reopening of the economy and the tourism sector

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  2. ND walks tightrope with 2022 budget, looks for answer to inflation

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    to reports. This will be achieved by winding down most of the existing support initiatives and through

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  3. Greece aiming to complete post-bailout monitoring this summer
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    towards the agreed primary surplus next year. The government hopes that the winding down of Covid relief

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  4. Budget sees Greece outdoing peers with 1.8 pct growth, 0.7 pct primary surplus in 2023
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    . Spending is contained by almost 2 billion euros, primarily due to winding down most of the pandemic

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  5. Parties at odds over private universities as ND faces nepotism accusations
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    opposition parties claimed were a waste of public funds. PASOK warned that winding up the company

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  6. Newsletter 409 - 26/01/2024

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    . This is due to the winding down of the Next Generation EU funding that plays a pivotal role

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  7. Government talks up privatisation benefits, but opposition questions success story
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    . The government was also questioned over the timing of its winding up of the Covid-era rescue scheme for Aegean

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  8. Government feels the heat over investigation on anniversary of Tempe rail crash
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    of the victims. The anniversary coincides with the winding up of the evidence phase

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  9. Lest we forget

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    “The people don’t forget, they hang fascists,” goes a chant that Greeks have been hearing for decades. This year, seeing the fascists being put behind bars will suffice for most. The slogan is born of the years of physical and mental pain inflicted by Greece’s far right on the left, dating back

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  10. Polls turn in SYRIZA’s favour but also show that doubts persists

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    to such a degree that the threat of snap elections will not hang over the government after May. The recent

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