希腊总理基里亚科斯·米佐塔基斯在塞萨洛尼基年度经济国情演讲中宣布推出总额超过20亿欧元的一揽子支持措施，包括税收减免和工资上涨政策1。这些措施涵盖自营职业者、农民和公务员等多个群体1。
这一宣布恰逢数千名工人上街抗议之际，反映出民众对高生活成本的深切不满1。据报道，超过25,000人在工会组织领导下参加了抗议活动1，现场出动了超过3,000名警察1。尽管希腊去年实现了2.1%的经济增长并达成预算盈余1，但工人的购买力在欧盟中处于最低水平1。米佐塔基斯寻求连任第三个任期，大选预计将在2025年4月举行1。
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced support measures exceeding €2 billion—equivalent to approximately $2.3 billion—during his annual economic policy speech in Thessaloniki, targeting self-employed workers, farmers, and civil servants with tax relief and wage increases.1 The announcement came as thousands of union-led protesters took to the streets to voice frustration over the mounting cost of living crisis affecting Greek households.1
Despite Greece's economic growth of 2.1 percent last year and a budget surplus, workers in the country face the lowest purchasing power among European Union member states.1 More than 25,000 people participated in the union-organized demonstrations, with over 3,000 police officers deployed to maintain order at the event.1 Mitsotakis is seeking a third consecutive term in office, with general elections expected to take place in April 2025.1
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