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  1. Mitsotakis and Kasselakis compete to burnish patriotic credentials

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    and his more recent support for the Greek neonazi party Golden Dawn. Defending Beleri’s record

    4%

  2. Tough choices ahead for Mitsotakis, as reforms risk irking voters

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    under initiatives such as “Golden Dawn Watch” which reported live on the trial of the neo-Nazi group

    4%

  3. PASOK emerges as main beneficiary in reshuffling of political deck
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    with 4.8 pct, ultra-religious Niki with 3 pct and Golden Dawn-linked Spartiates with 1.7 pct. For the first

    4%

  4. Newsletter 441 - 15/11/2024

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    , nativists Voice of Reason with 4.8 pct, ultra-religious Niki with 3 pct and Golden Dawn-linked

    4%

  5. Mitsotakis moves to quash polls speculation in aftermath of Samaras ouster
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    2 pct for the Spartiates, the Golden Dawn successor party that was barred from running in the last

    4%

  6. Newsletter 443 - 29/11/2024

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    is on the cusp with 3 pct. The poll also projects 2 pct for the Spartiates, the Golden Dawn

    4%

  7. Government's ongoing stand-off with livestock breeders heralds resurgence of farming protests

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    The acquittal of eleven lawmakers from the far-right Spartiates party, the jailed former Golden Dawn deputy

    4%

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    3%

  9. Greek budget outperformed targets by 3.9bn euros to August, preliminary figures show

    Economy

    significantly boosted by cumulative Public Investment Budget (PIB) revenues of 2.2 billion. Moreover

    3%

  10. Industry turnover and new orders’ indices rebounded in July

    Economy

    Orders’ data for the energy sector, while intermediate goods and capital goods (up 2.2 percent

    3%