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  1. Newsletter 180 -26/10/2018

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    ballot in May along with, or just before, local and European Parliament elections towards the end

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  2. Greece's never-ending election campaign
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    Agora

    for the upcoming elections, which many observers expect to be held in May along with, or just before

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  3. Newsletter 181 -2/11/2018

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    a fall of 3.8 percent in taxes on income and wealth, along with a smaller fall in social

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  4. General govt primary cash surplus at 5.21 bln in September, arrears fall by 411 mln
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    to 28.43 billion, along with an increase of 528 million in compensation, 279 million in the purchase

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  5. With eye on elections, Tsipras talks up public sector hirings
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    available next year. Along with the 8,500 hirings that the government plans to make as a result

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  6. Coalition optimistic about pension cuts deal as it readies reduction to contributions
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    properties, another of the pledges made by Tsipras two months ago. Civil servants Along

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  7. Central government debt increases by 10.7 bln to 356.03 bln in Q3
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    increase in financial support mechanism loans (FSM) by 14.42 billion euros, along with a rise

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  8. September current account surplus at 550.8 mln as goods deficit increases
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    of goods worsening further by 1.75 billion euros, along with the deficit of the primary income account

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  9. Newsletter 184 -23/11/2018

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    mechanism loans (FSM) by 14.42 billion euros, along with a rise of 585.38million in T-bills

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  10. Tsipras talks up 'positive' measures but polls show little impact so far
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    personnel and other civil servants (all of which have been rubber stamped), along with the other fiscal

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