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  1. Newsletter 32 - 26/06/2015

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    stand-off on labour market reform, there is not much else to show in terms of concessions

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  2. The Greeks deserved better than this
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    last year) and an uneasy stand-off on labour market reform, there is not much else to show in terms

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  3. As second bailout comes to an end, Tsipras eyes third amid domestic turmoil
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    the referendum being called off or the coalition changing its stance. It is looking increasingly

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  4. IMF preliminary DSA finds Greek debt unsustainable, points to need for debt relief

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    . For instance, the IMF suggests full write-off of the Greek Loan Facility (GLF) of 53.1 billion

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  5. Yes or no, complex political developments lie ahead for Greece
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    ” in his interview, will be willing to discuss any further with the current coalition. A stand-off would

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  6. Tsipras goes to Brussels with opposition's backing, parameters of agreement

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    demand included in the leaders’ statement appears to take the pressure off the Greek prime minister

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  7. Tsipras denies Grexit plan, has work to do to keep Greece in euro

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    may force lenders to put off any decision to expel Greece from the euro.

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  8. Between heaven and hell
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    the shopping costs for a week so those chores have to be put off until the next day, or the one

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  9. Outcome of next vote on prior actions to set tone for political developments
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    or October. According to reports, some of his advisers have suggested holding off calling snap polls

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  10. Newsletter 36 - 24/07/2015

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    is that this transaction could kick off a round of consolidation of Greek banks’ subsidiaries abroad and further

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