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Legislation to Restore Widow Pensions to 70% Set for Vote Today

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Greek lawmakers are expected to vote on July 21, 2026, to eliminate previous cuts to widow and widower pensions, restoring benefits to 70% for many families.
The amendment, announced by Labor Minister Niki Kerameos, addresses a change in the law that reduced pensions from 70% to 35% after three years.
Eligible recipients will see permanent increases in their pension payments starting in August 2026.
The legislation has received support from political parties including KKE and PASOK, and aims to resolve a decade-long issue regarding pension cuts.
Officials from the Ministry of Labor have detailed the categories of beneficiaries who will benefit from these changes.

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