Eurostat: New Negative First for Greece - Half of Households Cannot Cover an Extraordinary Financial Expense
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Half of the country's citizens, specifically 50.5%, could not face extraordinary expenses in 2025, according to data from the European Statistical Office, Eurostat, a percentage that puts Greece in first place in the EU. The average for European countries is 29.2% Read here ⇛
Official Eurostat data completely dismantles the Mitsotakis government's propaganda about a "strong economy", bringing to light the dramatic impoverishment of Greek society. The article Eurostat's harsh truth exposed by Maximou: One in two Greeks is unable to cover extraordinary expenses appeared first on Periodista.
Particularly worrying is the new survey on the situation of households in Greece, according to Eurostat data.
Households in Greece feel the greatest insecurity compared to any other EU country, in the event that they will need to cover an extraordinary financial expense. In 2025, almost 3 in 10 people (29.2%) in the European Union, living in private households, could not cover an extraordinary financial expense. The worst performance across Europe is recorded in our country, where half of households do not even want to think about being faced with an ex…
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