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  1. Newsletter 372 - 03/03/2023

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    the SYRIZA-led government as part of the privatisation programme agreed with Greece’s lenders

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  2. PM forced to adjust line over deadly train crash amid public anger
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    after its privatisation in 2017. Following the complaints about conflict of interest, Ziliaskopoulos

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  3. Mitsotakis targets public sector malaise as MPs scrutinise railway safety

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    for PASOK and 3 pct for SYRIZA. Also, 58 pct of Greeks believe that the privatisation of Greece’s train

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  4. Newsletter 375 - 24/03/2023

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    privatisation receipts are expected at 2 billion euros, and 2.2 billion euros of cash reserves will also

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  5. Parties at odds over private universities as ND faces nepotism accusations
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    the bill. SYRIZA sources warned of privatisation of higher education by stealth, drawing parallels

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  6. Parties return to campaign trail after Easter lull
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    and the political system. In other remarks, Kasselakis demanded a halt to the privatisation of ports

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  7. Government faces backlash over emergency energy package
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    it through the month”, blaming New Democracy for promoting privatisation and light-touch market

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  8. Dead fish in Volos cause big political stink
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    up in the bay. Although Volos port has been put up for privatisation, the damage caused by last year

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  9. Mitsotakis uses healthcare debate to turn anti-SYRIZA rhetoric on PASOK
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    to privatisation by stealth and that introducing charges for afternoon surgical procedures, even

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  10. Water shortages a growing concern as government warns bills could increase
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    of planning to usher in privatisation by the back door. Critics warned that the new regime would result

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