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Two hurdles left for coalition this year before bigger challenges in 2014
Greece’s coalition has two more hurdles to clear before it stumbles over the finishing line at the end of the year, exhausted and battered but not quite yet beaten.
The first challenge is to pass the new property tax, which unites previous disparate levies in one charge, through Parliament. The new tax aims to collect 2.65 billion euros versus 2.49 billion this year. MPs will vote on it this Friday.
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