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  1. Tweaks to proposal on protection of main homes likely to be needed
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    primary residence framework will be the March 11 Eurogroup, when Athens also hopes it will be given

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  2. Athens aims to wrap up legislation on foreclosures and issue 10-year bond
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    that MPs can vote on it by Friday, ahead of Monday’s Eurogroup, when eurozone finance ministers are due

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  3. Main residence draft law shows signs of compromise in several areas

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    measures at the April 5 Eurogroup, where eurozone finance ministers will examine whether the second

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  4. Protection of main homes the next step in assembly of election ammunition for SYRIZA
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    The government hopes it has done enough to secure almost 1 billion euros in debt relief measures at the April 5 Eurogroup after tabling the draft legislation for the protection of primary residences and hopes to follow this up by launching settlement schemes for social security and tax debts in due

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  5. Athens gearing up for new bond issue amid favourable market conditions
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    Greek authorities appear to be working in parallel on the two goals Athens has set following the completion of the second post-programme review: To issue another sovereign bond and to pay off some of Greece’s debt to the International Monetary Fund before it matures. Friday’s Eurogroup decision

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  6. In latest election pledge, Tsipras vows to ditch lower tax-free threshold
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    be pointed out that at last week’s Eurogroup Greece appeared to have renewed its commitment to implementing

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  7. SYRIZA lines up more relief measures to entice voters
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    Eurogroup. “Mr Tsipras has signed the reduction of the tax-free threshold, which we voted against

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  8. Glimmer of hope for efforts to negotiate over tax-free threshold, but not primary surplus
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    EconomyProgramme

    flexibility over the income tax intervention is in contrast to the message sent by the Eurogroup

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  9. S&P keeps rating at 'B+' and highlights obstacles to competitiveness

    Economy

    Standard and Poor’s (S&P) reaffirmed on Friday its credit rating for Greece at ‘B+’, also maintaining its positive outlook. S&P was the first rating agency to upgrade Greece following the Eurogroup agreement in June last year when the parameters for the debt relief were agreed but has kept

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  10. Debt relief measures move ahead as Athens prepares to use fiscal space
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    a decision by the Eurogroup on April 5, when eurozone finance ministers agreed that Athens had completed

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