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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. Newsletter 387 - 30/06/2023

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    PoliticsMitsotakis re-elected, Tsipras beaten and far right resurgentSunday’s election delivered a comfortable majority and a second four-year term for Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, dealt a fatal blow to Alexis Tsipras’s leadership of SYRIZA and ushered three new fringe parties in Parliament

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  4. 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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  5. 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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  6. 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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  7. 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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  8. 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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  9. New Democracy tries to win over voters with crackdown on bank charges, migration
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    severely brain-damaged after being beaten and sexually assaulted by a Pakistani migrant on the island

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  10. Getting to the church on time
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    the real motives behind announcing this deal with the church. Sure, Tsipras wanted to show that he does not fear tackling problems that have persisted for decades; of course he wanted to appease those... would lead to the end of public celebrations of Christmas), and naturally he wanted to reassure his

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