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  1. Tsipras wins confidence vote, has to repeat trick in ballot on name deal
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    the split with his former coalition partner Panos Kammenos, leader of Independent Greeks (ANEL... Kokkalis (ex-ANEL), Tourism Minister Elena Kountoura (ex-ANEL), Thanassis Papachristopoulos and Kostas Zouraris (both ANEL) and Spyros Danellis (ex-To Potami). The highlight of the debate was probably

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  2. Kammenos antics put extra pressure on SYRIZA's minority govt
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    Scientific Council rejected a request from the Independent Greeks (ANEL) leader for a change to the rule... elected with the party in question. ANEL currently has six lawmakers, but one was elected... Papachristopoulos, who voted for the Macedonia name deal. This would leave ANEL without an official

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  3. The challenge in Greece: Funding an emerging economic recovery
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    create sovereign financing instruments that support the emerging recovery? Finding the money... lending? The provision of adequate funding remains essential in order to make the emerging economic... lessons to be learned and applied in the short-term for Athens. Funding the recovery in Greece will need

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  4. Take your seats

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    (ANEL) coalition produced an even more woeful performance in dealing with the fallout from... is not to win but to stay in the game, whether that means fending off any challenge from within SYRIZA

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  5. Warning signs for coalition after majority trimmed in multi-bill vote

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    the SYRIZA and Independent Greeks (ANEL) parliamentary groups respectively. As we flagged earlier in the day, SYRIZA’s Stathis Panagoulis abstained from the vote and ANEL’s Nikos Nikolopoulos voted... that has been largely alien to him now; that of the enforcer. His coalition partner, ANEL leader Panos

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  6. Coalition crisis on hold as Kammenos eases up

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    . Defence Minister Panos Kammenos, who also leads the junior coalition partner Independent Greeks (ANEL... soften his stance when he denied that he had demanded that Tsipras should dismiss Mouzalas. The ANEL..., for Tsipras to take a decision. His demeanour after the meeting of ANEL's parliamentary group on Thursday

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  7. SYRIZA tests PASOK waters with talk of possible alliance
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    Greeks (ANEL) have been accompanied by a revival of the effort to explore the idea of Alexis Tsipras’s party working with PASOK in the future. Defence Minister Panos Kammenos, who leads ANEL, intervened... SYRIZA that perhaps the alliance between the leftists and the right-wing nationalists of ANEL has run its

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  8. Tsipras focussed on MoU exit in 2018 but will have to avoid pitfalls
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    of the junior coalition partner Independent Greeks (ANEL), suggesting that he would not support any... that it will not support any solution that does not have ANEL’s backing and arguing that the government will have... because it has the trust of the SYRIZA and ANEL parliamentary groups,” said New Democracy

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  9. Coalition braces for Sunday demo, ponders impact on cooperation
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    ’s partner, Independent Greeks (ANEL), is backing the demonstration and continues to reject the use... Minister Panos Kammenos. The friction between SYRIZA and ANEL is visible, particularly with the verbal... been suggestions from some ANEL deputies that the party might withdraw from the coalition

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  10. Political turbulence due to name deal creates election doubts
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    Greeks (ANEL), was ousted from his party. This leaves the coalition with just a three-seat majority... with FYROM because the pact was not supported by the whole coalition as ANEL leader and Defence... will intensify about how long ANEL will be able to prop up the coalition. Given that the next elections

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