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  1. SYRIZA facing more departures as party's position continues to weaken
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    of time and is likely to come before SYRIZA’s central committee meets on December 10. The left-wing

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  2. Final budget sees 2.9 pct growth in 2024, primary surplus at 2.1 pct of GDP
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    by 1.2 billion euros, dropping to 32.28 billion euros. The central government debt will be 356

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  3. Greece - Some structural macroeconomic arithmetic
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    Agora

    It is fall season (2023), which means that the Ministry of Finance, the Central Bank of Greece, the European Commission, and the OECD and IMF, among others, look ahead and present their near-term outlook for the Greek economy. This blog attempts to place the messages in context by looking

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  4. Newsletter 403 - 24/11/2023

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    to form a parliamentary group. SYRIZA has now lost one third of its central committee of 300 members

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  5. Kasselakis aiming to bounce back as SYRIZA continues to take hits
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    as dozens of members of the party’s central committee. This percentage stands at 34 among SYRIZA

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  6. Newsletter 404 - 01/12/2023

    Newsletters

    that the central bank sees next year’s growth at 2.5 pct, from 3 pct in the previous official estimate in June

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  7. SYRIZA tempers targets as Kasselakis struggles to keep party afloat
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    the carpet the recent split, which also led to dozens of central committee members walking out

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  8. BoG revises 2024 growth down to 2.5 pct, advocates wide range of policies and reforms
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    potential. Greece’s central bank sees growth reaching 2.4 pct in 2023 and remaining stable at 2.5 pct next

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  9. Government tries to appease farmers, will continue to court political centre
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    . In the wake of demonstrations by farmers, mainly from central Greece, Mitsotakis revealed that those

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  10. Farmers plan more protests after dismissing government's improved assistance
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    The government’s hopes that the pledges made by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis last Friday would lead to a de-escalation of the protests by farmers have failed to materialise. Farmers decided on Tuesday, following a meeting in central Greece, to step up their protests. Their plans include

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