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  1. Greece: Where did it all go wrong?
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    Agora

    18 months ahead of schedule. The markets, whose opinion Samaras had put stock in several months

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  2. The one question SYRIZA needs to answer
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    Agora

    inevitable and all developments with regards to concluding the latest troika review will be put on hold

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  3. PM and SYRIZA deaf to calls for compromise over president so far
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    and his premiership might even be put in doubt. SYRIZA has been equally reluctant to consider backing

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  4. Sharp monthly rise in unpaid taxes to 1.59 bln for November
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    successive month. Alternate Finance Minister Christos Staikouras put the rise in October (from the 1.03

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  5. Greeks lose faith in coalition but don't trust SYRIZA, polls indicate
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    difficulties for SYRIZA when it comes to forming a government and put Samaras’s party in a stronger

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  6. Final presidential vote likely to segue into snap elections for Greece
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    . If the three independents and the three DIMAR MPs vote for Dimas, it would put him on 174 votes

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  7. Papandreou's bid for new role in Greek politics far from simple task

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    ton Syntakton daily on December 17 put support for Papandreou’s party at just 0.5 percent. A poll

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  8. Venizelos ready to work with SYRIZA but leftists and Papandreou to have last say
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    not be enough for Papandreou’s party to enter Parliament and put him rather than Venizelos in the role

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  9. Heading for slim election win, SYRIZA tries to secure MPs' loyalty
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    Three opinion polls (RC Pulse, GPO and Alco) published on Wednesday gave SYRIZA a diminishing but still decisive lead over New Democracy, although none suggested that the leftists would win an outright majority in the January 25 elections. Alco put SYRIZA on 33.8 percent, against 30.5 for New

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  10. Newsletter 10 - 09/01/2015

    Newsletters

    of this month. It is not a coincidence that the European Central Bank in Frankfurt put liquidity

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