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The Agora 15 Μαϊ 2020

The first one - On Covid-19 & Greece

Our first podcast is on (what else?) the coronavirus. Host Nick Malkoutzis discusses with MacroPolis co-founder Yiannis Mouzakis and the website's features writer Georgia Nakou about how Greece has coped with the public health challenge of Covid-19 and what impact the virus could have on the Greek economy. Producer Phoebe Fronista introduces the "walk and talk" section of the show as she takes advantage of the lockdown being relaxed in Athens to go for a stroll along the seafront.

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