Măsuri masive pentru populație într-o țară europeană. Măriri de salarii, pensii crescute și scutiri de impozite

The Greek government has introduced a substantial support package worth billions, featuring minimum wage increases, annual bonuses for retirees and civil servants, and tax reductions. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced income tax cuts and salary hikes as part of a fiscal reform ahead of next year's elections. The measures, costing €2.2 billion by 2027, include a €400 annual bonus for retirees and €500 for civil servants, alongside zero income tax for low-income farmers and families with three children. Despite a recent electoral win, the ruling party's support has dipped below 30% due to the ongoing cost of living crisis and corruption allegations. Greece's economy is growing at 2% annually, allowing for these new financial initiatives, including a minimum wage increase to €950, set to reach €1,000 by 2028.