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  1. Newsletter 320 - 10/12/2021

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    and a recent low of 10.3 pct and 4.77 billion euros in nominal terms in Q1 2020. Investment spending

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  2. Building activity up by 11.2 pct in Sep as steady rise continues
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    of building permits. In absolute terms, the highest number of permits was issued in Attica (415

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  3. PDMA's debt strategy for 2022 includes green bond in 12 bln haul
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    Economy

    of 38.5 billion in September. In terms of the overall debt sustainability, the PDMA highlights

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  4. Covid spike forces change in govt plans, eclipsing deal with banks for rollout of RRF loans
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    investors. The terms mean that 20 pct of the overall allocation of any investment will be covered

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  5. A busy year of diplomacy for Athens, but Greek-Turkish ties stagnate
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    . The Greek side has not become wiser in terms of understanding the positions of Sofia on the issue between

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  6. Newsletter 322 - 07/01/2022

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    the government of flip-flopping in terms of its Covid policy, of creating a false sense of success in defeating

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  7. KINAL leader intent on forging separate path for centre-left party
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    democracy,” he told Alpha TV. However, it appears coming to terms with the party’s recent past will also

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  8. Covid measures extended despite govt optimism, as inflation causes political tension
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    lenient terms to private clinics. Earlier this week, SYRIZA health spokesman Andreas Xanthos claimed

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  9. SYRIZA zooms in on inflation, pandemic weaknesses to boost popularity

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    tests positive for Covid – 58 pct believes the threshold should be lower. In terms of overall

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  10. Newsletter 324 - 21/01/2022

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    bills without any problems, while 24 pct said they cannot pay. In terms of overall support

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