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Government tries to shake off OPEKEPE stigma as PASOK struggles to make gains
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Grave OPEKEPE claims add to climate of mistrust affecting ND, political system
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Predatorgate and OPEKEPE offer opposition ammunition amid deteriorating public sentiment
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Unknown soldier debate exposes rift within government
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Tempe-related tension, cost of living continue to dog government
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PM hits back at labour reform critics, defends 13-hour working days
Athens eyes deal on bailout tranche within June, hopes for QE breakthrough
The Greek government was quick to reject on Tuesday any notion that it intends to avoid meeting its debt repayments in July if it does not get the debt deal it wants with its lenders in the coming weeks.
The denial from the Finance Ministry came after a report in the German newspaper Bild was interpreted as suggesting that Athens would flirt with a default in a game of chicken with the institutions.
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