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Newsletter 359 - 18/11/2022
the PM was aware of the phonetapping. Fifty pct of all of those questioned said that Mitsotakis
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Reports claiming link between spyware and state pile pressure on government
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat the reports “leave no doubt at all about Mr Mitsotakis’s guilt” as they prove the claim
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ND banks on public apathy in face of surveillance revelations
PoliticsGreek Politicscompetent to deal with almost all issues, including foreign relations, defence, the economy
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Travel balance of 14.13 bln to Sep beats 2019 record
EconomyMacroeconomypayments rose by 42.8 percent to 185.9 million euros. All the data reflects the low base effect of last
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In full campaign mode, PM ventures forth to rally support
PoliticsGreek Politics. Rhetoric As the election approaches, all sides will be seeking ways in which they can rally
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Pension rises approved as public opinion teeters ahead of election year
PoliticsGreek Politicspoint in the weeks ahead. All else being equal, the message from the surveys is that New Democracy does
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Final budget for Oct affirms new targets and tax outperformance
EconomyMacroeconomybillion euros. Up to October, RRF intakes were 1.72 billion euros and all of this allocation has taken
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MPs aim to probe spyware as govt brushes off latest reports
PoliticsGreek Politics, and its all-round approach, in 2015 has meant that criticism from the country’s centrist intellectuals
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Opposition parties vow to reverse public healthcare reforms
PoliticsGreek Politics-of-living has cast a shadow over all other issues. So it is not clear how voters will react
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Opposition parties continue to pursue wiretap claims, as surveillance bill passes first hurdle
PoliticsGreek Politicsin principle by MPs of the governing party, while all opposition parties voted against
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