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PM Samaras: Greece returns

In spite of the misery which many speculated on

Newsroom November 14 05:11

Greek economy returns to growth, according to Prime Minister Samaras, based on the NSSG’s latest data. He promised that growth will continue, and it will include all Greeks.

The PM’s statement is as follows: “We had promised you that the country will exit the recession. This is, now, reality. The return of the Greek economy to Growth is now a fact! According to the NSSG’s latest data, recovery has already begun for the Greek economy. At even higher rates than the most pessimistic believed.

In this year’s third quarter, the economy grew with an annual rate of 1.7% after 6 long years or 24 quarters of recession. This is the best growth for this quarter for all of the Eurozone.

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Those, therefore, that questioned recovery, have been disproven.

I promise y ou today, that Development and growth will continue at greater rates, as international organizations also corroborate. And with the development which has begun, no Greek will be left behind.

In spite of the misery which many speculated on, Hope returns. Greece returns!”.

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