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  1. How SYRIZA lost and New Democracy won
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    Agora

    in these elections. As a result, an estimated 530,000 young voters could go to the polls in total to cast

    4%
  2. Budget primary surplus confirmed at 1.46 bln in April, above target by 2.31 bln on higher revenues
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    of the Athens International Airport. This amount had been initially estimated to be received in 2018

    4%
  3. Tsipras vows to cancel reduction of tax-free threshold as SYRIZA seeks way back

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    reform before the European Parliament elections. The change to the threshold would have an estimated

    4%
  4. Report exposes fractured and incomplete response to refugees

    Society

    by military doctors. Available information estimated around 110 staff on the mainland by the end of April

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  5. BoG report highlights economic challenges, proposes way forward
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    Economy

    that the European Commission estimated in its latest post-programme report in the volume of 1 percent

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  6. New team at Finance Ministry tasked with familiar old juggling act

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    an estimated 6 billion euros over three years. Deputies With so much in his inbox — including the perennial

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  7. Talks to begin on plan to rescue PPC from dire financial straits

    Economy

    was estimated at 330 million in 2022, with net debt at 5.45 billion euros.

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  8. ND ready to flesh out its policy agenda, with focus on tax plans

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    to an estimated drop of 565 million euros in revenues. However, the government will also have to reveal its

    4%
  9. Newsletter 216 -26/07/2019

    Newsletters

    , the European Commission estimated that this year’s primary surplus would be no higher than 2.5

    4%
  10. PBO highlights budget, recovery risks in latest report
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    of GDP and the total cost of the expansionary measures was estimated at 0.55 percent of GDP, hence

    4%