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OECD report highlights stark contrasts in health system
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Greece’s 14–29s: Ambitious, anxious and lacking trust
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Survey charting young voters presents diverse fractures and politics
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Survey attempts to map current contours of progressivism in Greece
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Access to housing market slipping away for young Greeks
The housing crisis is a central issue for the Greek public and the country’s political discourse, with the government attempting to address the challenges faced by young Greeks by allocating the lion’s share of its latest tax relief package to those under the age of 30 and families with two children or more children.
The crisis has been intensifying over the last few years, as the property market bottomed out in 2017 and initiatives like the Golden Visa scheme attracted significant demand from abroad thanks to the very low eligibility rates.
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