Greek stocks have climbed 40% over the last year — as the country shakes off ‘problem child of Europe’ label

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  1. The article is factual of course, but as we widely know stock performance, GDP and such measures do not always equate betterment of quality of life for the average Joe. Here, unfortunately the good news do not apply to the low, medium-low and medium income Greek people.

    These are not bad news at all, and congratulations are in order, but now they must work to apply them where it’s most needed

  2. Plans to privatise the National Healthcare System and big part of the education system, giving coupons for gas and food instead of trying to do something to fix these problems at their core, minimum wage is not liveable for big cities if you don’t own a house, but investments doing good

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