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  1. Newsletter 352 - 23/09/2022

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    as the targets up to August were comfortably beaten, by close to 6 billion euros. Revenues were 5.7 billion

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  2. Newsletter 367 - 27/01/2023

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    goal of 28.49 billion euros, beaten impressively by 3 billion euros. At the same time, income taxes

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  3. Second round of local elections deliver worrying results for PM, glimmer of hope for opposition

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    . However, he was soundly beaten by Dimitris Kouretas, a candidate put forward by centre-left PASOK

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  4. Newsletter 398 - 20/10/2023

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    was soundly beaten by Dimitris Kouretas, a candidate put forward by centre-left PASOK and supported by main

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  5. Cost of living remains public's top worry, as government slashes green transition budget
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    , versus 12.1 pct who picked the leftist opposition. Social democrats PASOK are narrowly beaten

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  6. Newsletter 431 - 12/07/2024

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    picked the leftist opposition. Social democrats PASOK are narrowly beaten into third place with 11.1

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  7. Government sets out fiscal plan, prepares multi-bill in shadow of deadly wildfire

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    beaten, even though the authorities say he died of natural causes. New Left MPs took part

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  8. Pressure from government MPs pushes PM towards resolution with farmers

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    “beaten up out there”, while others claimed they were fearful of being “lynched” if they attempted

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  9. Newsletter 488 - 12/12/2025

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    MPs vented frustration at Tsiaras, warning they were being “beaten up out there” and even feared

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  10. Greek debt: A case of learned helplessness?
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    involving human beings. Its effects can be seen in people. When they feel they have no control over... for 450 billion euros to be invested over the next six years in human capital, employment, and expansion of the economy’s technology and knowledge base, Greece cannot leave its own human capital

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