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  1. SYRIZA looks to eat further into ND's poll lead in final week of campaign
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    The last week of campaigning ahead of Sunday’s European Parliament and local elections promises to be intense as opinion polls suggest that SYRIZA is closing the gap on New Democracy in the wake of the adoption of the latest package of so-called positiv...

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  2. Newsletter 277 -11/12/2020

    Newsletters

    PM rebuffs Covid-19 criticism Mitsotakis defends govt stance but is forced to extend some measures until Jan After being forced to extend Covid-19 restrictions into January, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis tried to defend this week his, and his gover...

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  3. Airport privatisation set for take-off as more sales head for runway
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    EconomyFeatures

    (DEPA) is also pending. Deputy Energy Minister Gerasimos Thomas estimated this week that the tenders for the sale of DEPA’s retail and networks subsidiaries will take place in early 2020. DEPA Infrastructure will include EDA Attica, DEDA and DEPA’s shares in EDA Thess as well as international projects

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  4. Crisis sees Greeks change eating habits, cut back on eating out
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    Society

    . In particular, 39.7 percent of respondents said they do not eat outside the home, compared to 25.3% in 2011. In addition, the percentage of consumers who eat out once a week fell from 37.6 percent in 2011 to 31 percent in 2016. Similarly, the share of the population that does not eat fast food

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  5. Creating a competitive natural gas market: Legal aspects and investment opportunities
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    Legal

    Gas Provider Company (DEPA). Further, the third revision of the Code of Management of the National... (no. 631/2016) requires the increase of gas quantities available in DEPA’s electronic auctions. The Competition Commission accepted DEPA’s proposal, whereby new tender quantities will gradually have

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  6. Privatisation projects gather pace as Athens targets 2 bln in revenue for 2018

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    are expected to bring in over 2 billion euros over the next few years. DEPA In early June, Energy... over the method that will be followed to privatise gas firm DEPA. The proposal was to split DEPA into two entities, one commercial and one for infrastructure. In mid-June, DEPA began the process

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  7. Privatisation revenues edge upward as end-of-year deadline looms
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    EconomyFeatures

    Corporation of Greece (DEPA) privatisation appears to be costing money as well as blocking income for state... and the institutions have reached an agreement over the method that will be followed to privatise DEPA, involving splitting it into two entities, one commercial and one for infrastructure. DEPA’s privatisation

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    premier Mitsotakis niet te deren 14/05/23 NRC Het hek tegen migranten werkt niet, zeggen ze... Mitsotakis conquista la mayoría absoluta en Grecia 07/07/19 Publico Mitsotakis prepara-se para vitória... on question, potential aftermath 04/07/2015 La Gaceta de Negocios 'Es mejor seguir en Europa, de

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  9. The arduous road of privatisation in Greece
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    Agora

    This week two developments at the Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund (HRADF) made headline news. First, the Greek privatisation agency confirmed its medium-term revenue targets. The HRADF’s chief executive officer, Paschalis Bouchoris, in charge since August of this year, argued that TAIPED

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  10. IMF comments, blog leave no doubt credible debt relief has to be agreed soon
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    EconomyProgramme

    Almost two weeks after the publication of its Article IV consultation report on Greece, including its updated debt sustainability analysis, the IMF published on Thursday evening a blog with the Fund’s perspective on dealing with sovereign debt. The article is written by Sean Hagan, general Counsel

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