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

    already backed Dimas. DIMAR leader Fotis Kouvelis has held his party together so far but his intention

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  2. Snap elections in Greece bring state's liquidity constraints into focus

    Economy

    . These reserves stand at 3 billion euros, of which at least 1.5 billion have been used so far, according

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  3. Greek retail sales back on upward course in October after brief dip

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    reading so far in 2014. The evolution of retail turnover in the specialized store categories showed

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  4. Our most popular stories in 2014

    Agora

    . According to ELSTAT, 19.5 percent of Greeks are severely materially deprived. This is by far

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  5. Where does SYRIZA stand on debt?
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    Economy

    distorts SYRIZA’s official stance and confuses the audience. SYRIZA has refrained so far from

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  6. What is SYRIZA's stance on negotiations with the eurozone?
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    EconomyProgramme

    disagreement to the implemented or proposed measures, SYRIZA has not revealed so far how it would clinch

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  7. New Democracy broadens attack on SYRIZA to include migration, national issues

    PoliticsForeign Policy

    a statement regarding SYRIZA’s migration policy, which New Democracy believes is far too lax. “Their view

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  8. General government cash surplus widens to 3.68 bln in November, arrears down by 502 mln

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    drop of 235 million. November figure of arrears is the lowest reading so far in 2014, with the peak

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  9. Greek economic sentiment and consumer confidence fall sharply in December

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    so far in 2014. This development reflects the political uncertainty that emerged with the failure

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  10. Greek time deposit rate down to 1.88 pct in November, lowest since euro entry

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    rise of 24 bps to 4.13 percent, which is the highest reading so far for 2014.

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