“The last four years have been like looking at a heart monitor: Up then down … when business improves, prices go up, so you stay in the same place,” the 49-year-old said.Įuropean governments and the IMF pumped 280 billion euros ($300 billion) into the Greek economy between 20 to prevent the eurozone member from going bankrupt. On an unseasonably hot day in central Athens, taxi driver Christina Messari waited patiently in start-stop traffic near Greece’s parliament, where tourists wheel bags around giant crimson banners set up by the Greek Communist Party for its main election rally. But his center-right New Democracy party could struggle to return to power as Greece’s voters and political parties emerge from a prolonged battle for survival. A landslide reelection for the 55-year-old Mitsotakis was once seen as a foregone conclusion.
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