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- Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced a €1.6 billion tax reform starting in 2026 to support families.
- The reform offers tax cuts across all income levels, with zero tax for low-income families with four children.
- Mitsotakis aims to combat declining birth rates and rising living costs amid a cost of living crisis.
- His party, New Democracy, has dropped in popularity from 41% in 2019 to 22-25% in recent polls.
- Protests in Thessaloniki and Athens addressed living standards and a train crash investigation.
- Mitsotakis ruled out a snap election before 2027 while considering a third term.
