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  1. Newsletter 357 - 04/11/2022

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    hoped had been put to bed following the inconclusive parliamentary inquiry into the bugging... Gerapetritis. It remains to be seen if the panel’s inquiry yields more details than the investigation... picked up on the latest allegations and tried to put PM Mitsotakis under new pressure by raising

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  2. Golden Dawn rears its head in local polls, prompting rethink from main parties
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    with new ways of tackling the matter. The Neo-Nazi party had a particularly strong presence in Athens, where spokesman Ilias Kasidiaris got more than 16 percent of the votes in the mayoral race. His... close to or more than 20 percent of the vote, making Kasidiaris the leading candidate at those centres

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  3. Newsletter 94 - 04/11/2016

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    a year ago, reflecting higher revenues by 5.39 billion, more than offsetting an increase... a short-lived strong rebound by 7.1 percent in July, Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) figures... outperformance is mostly attributed to the strong revenue collection in the last two months, when

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  4. Budget primary surplus confirmed at 2.29 bln in April on improved tax collections, lower PIB spending
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    million euros, a strong improvement on the balance for the same period last year which showed... month's figure, but below target by 7 million and significantly lower than the figure for the same time... in the aggregate period, above target by 641 million euros, and 1.3 percent lower than for the same time

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  5. Greeks dissatisfied with benefits scope and access, OECD survey finds
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    with this statement than younger ones. Most respondents expressed low confidence... of Greeks expressed the sentiment that the economic situation in Greece is currently worse than... are getting more benefits than they should. The sense that their government was not listening to them

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  6. Newsletter 386 - 23/06/2023

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    suggest that up to nine parties have a chance of winning seats, although no more than seven have a strong... almost 41 pct on May 21, for the conservatives to fail to elect more than 150 of the 300 MPs. The only... beating in May, losing by more than 20 points. Alexis Tsipras is fighting for his political future

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  7. Government struggles to shake off impact of wildfires

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    of a broader trend rather than result of any local factors. Nevertheless, the extent of the destruction... in the coming years. This represents a more challenging task for Mitsotakis than the one he expected a few..., but that the are of land burned was 192 pct higher than the annual average between 2002 and 2022

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  8. Newsletter 486 - 28/11/2025

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    be deposited earlier than scheduled, starting on 24 November. He framed this as the opening salvo... the restoration of democracy. But Ithaca is more than a reckoning with the past. Its forward‑looking... hardship but also convince voters that New Democracy is a party of social cohesion rather than

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  9. Newsletter 21 - 27/03/2015

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    unpopular. However, as the government appears to have put its relations with creditors “back on track... widened to 847 million euros in January, more than 2.5 times higher than a year earlier. Imports fell... thanks to the travel surplus more than doubling to 10.63 million. Exports dropped by 16.9 percent

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  10. Survey charting young voters presents diverse fractures and politics
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    Society

    allows for savings and investments - both higher shares than any older group - while only 1.4 pct report severe financial hardship. Yet this apparent optimism coexists with low levels of strong... the two cohorts. Interest in politics is diffuse rather than absent. The 17–24 cohort concentrates

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