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Newsletter 224 -18/10/2019
. In April, the Fund expected full compliance with Greece’s commitment to its official creditors up to 2022
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Development bill adopted as ND targets investment and growth
PoliticsGreek Politicsinternational practices, tackling bureaucracy and helping achieve full employment. The social media message
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ND looks to asylum bill, strong rhetoric to ease pressure from migration flows
PoliticsGreek Politicsis currently being discussed at committee level ahead of a vote scheduled to take place in the full
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Changes to primary residence protection proposed in bid to draw more applications
EconomyFeaturesto fall. "Therefore it is important to increase processing capacity to achieve the full elimination
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Mitsotakis shifts focus to tax plan, investment, law and order
PoliticsGreek Politicsenvironment in Greece. The weekend newspapers were full of reports analysing the potential impact
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Govt’s “zero tolerance” approach to violent protest provokes accusations of authoritarianism
PoliticsGreek PoliticsUniversity of Economics and Business from where it published finds of full-face masks, helmets
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Greek govt gears for final Eurogroup of 2019, hoping for better terms
EconomyProgrammefor 2020, a full 0.5 percent lower than the government’s 2020 budget target, and 2 percent for 2021
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Budget primary surplus at 5.76 bln in October as expenditure drops
EconomyMacroeconomywhich had not been projectedin the draft budget. The full revenue breakdown will be provided upon
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Constitutional changes and Tsipras's leadership under scrutiny
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe discussion about the changes to Greece’s constitution are in full flow ahead of next week’s vote on the revision, which is set to decouple the election of the country’s president from possible snap general elections. Removing the link between the two already received a qualified majority
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Mitsotakis keeps cool over white collar crime claims as poll delivers new boost
PoliticsGreek Politicspercent, which is a full point lower than in October. There is little change further down the order
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