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Government abolishes reductions in widow pensions after ten years of social injustice

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The Greek Minister of Labor, Niki Kerameus, announced the abolition of cuts to widow/widower pensions that have been in place for a decade.
The new legislation, which is set to be voted on in parliament, aims to restore a "great social injustice" affecting thousands of beneficiaries.
Approximately 8,500 public sector pensioners are expected to see their pensions double and receive adjustments by the end of August.
The measure has garnered some support from opposition parties, leading to discussions in the parliamentary assembly.
The reform eliminates pension cuts imposed by the previous government’s legislation (Law 4387/2016).

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