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  1. Alpha NII rises 6 pct YoY to 829 mln, commissions income up 14 pct
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    euros of dividends in the coming years, leading to pay outs of 50 percent of profits in 2025 and 2026.

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  2. PM banks on restoration and compensation healing Attica fire wounds

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    and firefighting capabilities, as well as the government’s decision to pay high rental costs for waterbombing

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  3. PM gears up for communications drive as PASOK marks 50 years
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    that the self-employed were forced to pay this year is seen as a key factor in New Democracy’s

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  4. Newsletter 432 - 06/09/2024

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    -employed were forced to pay this year is seen as a key factor in New Democracy’s underwhelming performance

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  5. Newsletter 433 - 13/09/2024

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    generous retirement pay compared to their contributions. As we argued recently, the new fiscal rules

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  6. PASOK candidates set out their stalls as SYRIZA sinks further into mire
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    is effectively the party’s acting leader, will now have to step in to ensure that SYRIZA can continue to pay

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  7. Newsletter 436 - 11/10/2024

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    sector pay grid and 825 million euros for the scheduled rise in pensions. Another income-boosting

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  8. Draft budget maps out narrow fiscal path for coming years
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    pay grid and 825 million euros for the scheduled rise in pensions. Another income-boosting measure

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  9. Government preparing U-turn on controversial tax measure in bid to win back self-employed
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    . The government plans to introduce a formula for setting basic pay based on growth and inflation

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  10. Newsletter 440 - 08/11/2024

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    by one point, though with negligible effect on take-home pay. In another landmark measure

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