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  1. Mitsotakis plans cuts to pension contributions, aims to add private element to system
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    the pension system through the back door. This has often proved a politically sensitive issue

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  2. Mitsotakis on offensive over Macedonia name deal after Zaev comments
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    a back door for Greece’s neighbour to stake claims to Greek territory and agitate for the rights

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  3. To Potami tries to quash speculation about stance on Prespes Agreement
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    changes to FYROM’s constitution before the centrists make a final assessment. This leaves the door

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  4. Bomb blast fuels political clash as ND limits Tsipras's options on name deal
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    Mitsotakis did not lay the blame directly at the government’s door. His vice president, Adonis

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  5. Newsletter 188 -21/12/2018

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    , although party leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis did not lay the blame directly at the government’s door

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  6. Deal or no deal? Greece wrestles with the Macedonia issue
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    is that it does not completely shut the door on potential irredentism or agitation from the north (mainly

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  7. Could Greece's immigration reforms have an impact on upcoming elections?
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    .” The long-standing accusation that the governing party maintains an “open door” policy to migrants looks

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  8. No late rally for Tsipras
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    would be the equivalent of letting the IMF in through the back door. It seems either of these lines

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  9. Tsipras steps in to limit damage, Mitsotakis eyes tax cuts and fiscal targets
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    of the tax-free threshold would not be brought back through the “back door.” Instead, he argued

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  10. Mitsotakis sworn in as prime minister as attention turns to Cabinet picks

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    complex next door. “The hard work begins today,” Mitsotakis said after his swearing in ceremony. “I have

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