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  1. Androulakis keeps coalition options open as polls suggest deadlock likely in first vote
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    party ahead of the May 21 elections. In terms of voting intentions, the survey by MRB for Open TV... and his strategists to delay the election until May 21, hoping that some of the Greek public would... to secure a majority in the May 21 vote, but also a second ballot if there is no workable result

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  2. Athens hoping Turkish election result leaves room for relations to continue improving
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    , which would pave the way for a second round on 28 May. Greece is watching the political developments... elections on May 14, included in a political advertisement a map showing the Greek region of Western..., then both sides may need to begin talks from scratch as the positions of the main opposition alliance

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  3. Newsletter 380 - 12/05/2023

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    leaders’ debate – the only such discussion that will take place before the May 21 elections... to a boost in support of the centre-right party, if not on May 21 then in a potential second vote... the content of the parties’ economic programmes as Greece heads to the last week before the May 21

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  4. Mitsotakis not taking majority for granted despite encouraging poll numbers
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    who voted for his party on May 21, just over 2.4 million Greeks, to do so again on June 25. He also... pct threshold for electing MPs on May 21. The New Democracy leader accused Niki of holding positions... be limited to only 149 seats. Such a scenario looks far-fetched based on the May 25 result and the opinion

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  5. Newsletter 389 - 14/07/2023

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    . It is clear that after seeing its support plummet in the May and June elections, SYRIZA has to move... a large part of its pledges during the election campaigns of May and June and a market foray... production growth in May slowed to 1.4 pct YoY, from 4.1 pct recorded in the previous month

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  6. Newsletter 390 - 21/07/2023

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    and the importance of fiscal prudence, it may be easier to blame tight budgets over the coming years on tax... accelerated in May, falling by 13.6 pct, after a drop of 7.6 pct in the previous month... since February 2021. That said, in May last year with a 54 pct YoY jump the index posted its highest

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  7. Opposition takes aim at cost of living
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    profiteering. The bill, which was submitted to Parliament on May 1 to coincide with May Day holiday... of the government’s growth narrative by the opposition parties on the occasion of May Day. Speaking on the campaign trail last weekend, PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis said ND had won Greece the “European

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  8. Newsletter 469 - 04/07/2025

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    ) rise in May, from 10.9 pct YoY in the previous month, and a net inflow of 518 million euros... since November 2008, well before the debt crisis erupted, landing at 7.9 pct in May... component as orthodox Easter last year fell on May 5, compared to April this year.

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  9. Newsletter 497 - 06/03/2026

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    ‑bookings are on hold, flights are disrupted, and travellers from the US and Asia may avoid..., and a prime minister who may be tempted to turn crisis into political capital.EconomyGreece... of production and the uncertainty of raw material deliveries. If the conflict endures, prices may stabilise

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  10. Mitsotakis and Androulakis clash over rule of law as probability of early polls grows
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    elections may become unavoidable. Mitsotakis entered the debate seeking to project unity within his... the constitutional revision process in May, focusing on around 25 articles. These include proposals... disappears. Furthermore, launching the constitutional revision process in May keeps the government’s

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