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  1. Tear gas instead of vaccines
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    than health protection measures and its authoritarian rule, has continuously lost both credibility... with the citizens, incessant corruption scandals, constant repression, introduction of political rather than... and candidates for vaccination. According to public opinion polls, currently less than 20% of Slovenians

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  2. ND keeps eye on upcoming local elections amid ongoing complaints about wildfires

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    winter sets in. The opposition parties dismissed the meeting as little more than a public relation stunt, during which the government simply confirmed measures that would be taken anyway rather than... forest fire, which has burned more than 800 square kilometres, making it the largest wildfire recorded

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  3. Newsletter 82 - 15/07/2016

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    in Greece more than double to 25.4 percent in 2035, from 11.5 percent in 2014. A report submitted... electoral law. The premier’s less-than-confident statement highlights the difficulties the coalition has... not clarified its position, votes in favour, Tsipras is seen garnering no more than 197 votes. However, Potami

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  4. Newsletter 10 - 09/01/2015

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    that goes to the winning party rather than hand New Democracy a surprising victory. The percentage... indicated that more than one in ten voters are still undecided (Palmos 14.8 and GPO 13.1 percent... target for SYRIZA, the current opinion poll leader, than New Democracy. The new centre-left party

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  5. Samaras shoots, Samaras scores!
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    sporting achievement can provide anything more than a temporary release. Qualifying from the group stages... but more than a decade later the rise of the racist Front National threatens the legacy of the “Black... of promise rather than the herald of greater things to come. Much like the mountain climber who

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  6. Tsipras and the binary opposition
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    as it was the first time that a party other than New Democracy or PASOK had won a vote in Greece since... a figure more suitable to keeping the party’s MPs and grassroots united rather than launching... point will require more drive and vision than has been on view during her long political career, which

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  7. Greek elections: Just the (decisive) details to be settled
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    and undoubtedly have a broad appeal. More than 2.5 million pensioners will receive an extra payment... less than 500 euros a month will receive the full amount. Also, the VAT changes this year will see food... that if New Democracy wins by no more than four or five percentage points, SYRIZA will emerge

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  8. Newsletter 208 -31/05/2019

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    Democracy’s win but due to the centre-right party’s larger than expected margin of victory over SYRIZA..., a difference of 9.4 percentage points. This was larger than most opinion polls had indicated and more than... election results surprised even those who anticipated a win for New Democracy due to the larger-than

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  9. Tempe and Predatorgate court cases bring government scandals back to fore
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    and the Predator spyware scandal, have returned to haunt the government as court proceedings cast doubt... in the converted university conference venue which had been set up to house the proceedings... of proceedings was “not good”. In an interview with Skai radio, Floridis said the seating

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  10. Tsipras hits back with own economic pledges, choice for voters to ponder
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    to continue its work rather than take the risk of allowing SYRIZA, or a SYRIZA-led coalition, back... in basic salaries is scheduled for next year, when it is expected to increase to more than 750 euros, effectively returning to where it was before Greece’s debt crisis began more than a decade ago. Tsipras

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