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  1. Promises, promises
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    Agora

    , the institutions would want to see the cost-cutting in action before taking anything for granted

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  2. Newsletter 215 -19/07/2019

    Newsletters

    reductions. The cuts are expected to come from a government spending review, cutting subsidies

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  3. Vote on tax bill due this week as ND pushes for adoption of first three draft laws
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    euros, cutting back on credits to public utilities, digitisation of public services expected to save

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  4. What brought down Golden Dawn?
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    Society

    for Parliament. What went wrong for Golden Dawn? Who or what can be credited with cutting one of the most

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  5. Fiscal issues top agenda as fourth post-MoU review gets underway

    EconomyProgramme

    the payment. Additional space will be sought by cutting the budget for the Public Investment

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  6. Newsletter 220 -20/09/2019

    Newsletters

    space will be sought by cutting the budget for the Public Investment Programme, a cross-government

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  7. Government looks to review visit for nod on tax package
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    EconomyProgramme

    22 to 9 percent for incomes up to 10,000 and cutting marginal tax rates by one percentage point

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  8. ND mulls next tax cuts as it prepares to unveil new electoral law

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    that ND is considering not cutting the corporate tax further from 24 to 20 percent in 2020

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  9. Greek government goes digital under lockdown, as more coronavirus clusters emerge

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    successful. While banks have been trying to reduce in-branch services as part of a cost-cutting

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  10. Greece takes first round against Covid-19 but fight continues
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    Agora

    limitations. The decision was timely, rather than precarious or cutting-edge, and it was dictated

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