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Greek PM Rules Out Snap Elections After Unveiling Tax Cuts, Wage Hikes

The package includes €400 bonuses for pensioners and aims to lift incomes as Mitsotakis seeks a third term, officials said.

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By Lefteris Papadimas Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis ruled out snap elections on Sunday a day after announcing a string of tax cuts and wage hikes, as he seeks to recover lost ground in opinion polls ahead of a general election due next year. His centre-right government, which was re-elected with 40.5% of the vote in 2023 promising to increase incomes, remains ahead in opinion polls but support has slipped to below 30% amid a protracte…

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Greece Announces Tax Cuts and Bonuses Before Elections: How Prime Minister Mitsotakis Wants to Win Electoral Capital

Greece is preparing a €2.2 billion package of measures, one year before the elections. The Athens government announces tax cuts, salary increases and bonuses for pensioners and budget holders.

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