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  1. Mitsotakis and Androulakis clash over rule of law as probability of early polls grows
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    elections may become unavoidable. Mitsotakis entered the debate seeking to project unity within his... the constitutional revision process in May, focusing on around 25 articles. These include proposals... disappears. Furthermore, launching the constitutional revision process in May keeps the government’s

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  2. Immunity vote becomes test of nerve for New Democracy as public support slips
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    Makis Voridis and MP Stelios Petsas have already signalled they may not support all 13 cases... in May, Mitsotakis is expected to use today’s pre‑congress event in Heraklion to reinforce messages... no signatures are expected this week, discussions at leadership level may open the way for future programmes

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  3. Newsletter 502 - 24/04/2026

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    themselves as undecided, while a further 12.4% back “other” parties — a category that may soon.... The support package may buy Mitsotakis some time. But the public mood and the force of Kövesi’s... month: the subsidy on diesel at the pump into May and on fertilisers up to August. The rest

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  4. Rising prices and energy pressures threaten to undermine 2026 outlook
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    structural issues in the economy that cap its longer‑term growth potential. We think these estimates may... HICP this week showed Greece climbing further to 5% in May, from 4.6% previously, giving Greece... for households, while investment plans may have to be reconsidered. ELSTAT is due to release Q1 GDP this week

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  5. Electricity main driver for industrial production rise of 2.1% YoY in April

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    Commission’s latest business surveys for May, industry confidence jumped to 7.9 points, from 2.6.... In addition, manufacturing PMI rose to 53.3 points in May, from 52.4 points in the previous month, S&P Global data showed. Growth in May accelerated to one of the strongest rates of the past year and remained

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  6. Urban planning scandal deepens as Tsipras unveils five cost of living pledges
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    and bags, while artworks may have been used to launder illicit proceeds. The case file runs to 3,500... and the breadth of the investigation have fuelled speculation that the scandal may widen further... the norm. The pledges made by Tsipras on Friday may have been pre-planned but they felt like

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  7. Greece faces prolonged price pressures despite US–Iran deal
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    climb consistently since March, with Eurostat’s HICP rising from 2.9% in February to 4.9% in May... infrastructure during the conflict may require months, or even years, to fully repair. There is a strong chance... on this year’s economic activity and growth may be difficult to reverse.

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  8. Business loans drive 7.7% YoY credit growth in June
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    in May, with mostly inflows over the last few months. The outstanding balance was 134.56 billion... an inflow of 1.29 billion euros in May. Within corporate lending, the flow of credit to non-financial... an inflow of 105 million in June, from an inflow of 13 million in May and the balance standing

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    : Yunanistan'da Miçotakis neden önde, SYRIZA neyi yanlış yaptı? 23/06/23 Huffington Post Why Greece's Left May... reasons why Greeks so emphatically voted No 06/07/2015 The New York Times Greek ‘No’ May Have Its Roots... Mitsotakis conquista la mayoría absoluta en Grecia 07/07/19 Publico Mitsotakis prepara-se para vitória

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  10. Honey, I shrunk the Greeks

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    of that May 2010 so called Greek bailout was not Greece itself but the eurozone as it gave... paying off a maturing bond in the end of May. In the same period, according to ELSTAT, Greece paid

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