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Mitsotakis: We Are Fighting the Battle with the Old Greece that Hurt Us - We Will Win the War

Kyriakos Mitsotakis · Greece

Mitsotakis: We Are Fighting the Battle with the Old Greece that Hurt Us - We Will Win the War

The message that "OPEC" is "one of the last battles we are fighting with the old Greece that hurt us and bankrupted us" is sent by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, noting that "in...More...See the Story

Tsoukalas on Pierrakakis' Election: "Positive Development, No Excuse for Failed Economic Policy"

Europe · Greece

Tsoukalas on Pierrakakis' Election: "Positive Development, No Excuse for Failed Economic Policy"

"The government can no longer blame the EU for its accuracy or failure," said PASOK Press Spokesperson, Kostas Tsoukalas, on the occasion of Pierrakakis' election to the Eurogroup.See the Story

Farm Protests May End, but Government Woes Won’t

Europe · Greece

Farm Protests May End, but Government Woes Won’t

The farmers’ blockades of highways, which are still spreading across Greece, began in Thessaly. This was no accident; this is a region with a heavy farming population and with plenty of grievances against the conservative government.See the Story

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