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  1. Coalition unwound

    Agora

    . Samaras, feted by some of the international media as the man who turned Greece around, saw an opportunity

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  2. Nightmare on Democracy Street

    Agora

    to heal as the 50s and 60s saw the continued persecution of leftists, culminating in the military

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  3. Government tries to purge police of Golden Dawn influence as poll shows support

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    SYRIZA, which saw its backing drop from 23.8 percent to 22.7.

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  4. Golden Dawn support down to 2012 levels but with potential to rise again, poll shows

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    days of October, when the poll was carried out. SYRIZA also saw its backing rise from 20.3 percent

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  5. Samaras proposes free wi-fi as crisis antidote for young Greeks
    Photo by Myrto Papadopoulos [www.myrtopapadopoulos.com]

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    that he saw no “pressure” to sign a third bailout, that there would be growth next year, that he fully

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  6. Final act in ERT closure carries significant risk for coalition

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    that in the eyes of some Greeks, ERT was just another branch of a public sector they saw as bloated

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  7. For Greek families, electricity goes from given to must for survival
    Photo by Harry van Versendaal

    Society

    between the second half of 2011 and the latter half of 2012. Consumers in Cyprus saw

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  8. Troika inquiry: talk to the organ grinder, not the monkey

    Agora

    flows? The IMF’s non-eurozone directors saw in 2010 that Greece’s bailout was designed for the benefit

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  9. Greece, the troika and banks' capital needs: A step-by-step guide
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    EconomyProgramme

    of the completion of the drawn-out review. Others saw it also as a way for the IMF to justify its

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  10. December fails to boost Greek retail sector: Sales fell by 6.7 pct
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    Economy

    percent below the 2005 base year. Within the main sectors, food saw an annual decrease of 6.8

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