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  1. Troika document reveals thorny issues, coalition's commitments to conclude review
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    and lowering spending ceilings. However, the document notes that the troika projects “a sizeable

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  2. How SYRIZA says it will fund its economic policies
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    repeatedly expressed their strong objection to any privatisation related to infrastructure projects

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  3. Key players in new Greek gov't strike moderate tone but bailout strategy won't change
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    in attracting investors and would be preparing a “long list” of projects seeking investment from the private

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  4. Newsletter 13 - 30/01/2015

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    privatisation projects. Following a meeting with Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on Wednesday evening

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  5. Newsletter 14 - 06/02/2015

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    scheduled for this year. 7. Two ministers have also announced that a series of privatisation projects

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  6. Tsipras begins effort to avoid SYRIZA division over deal with creditors

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    specific projects. As leader of the Left Platform within SYRIZA, Lafazanis oversees around 30

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  7. Newsletter 21 - 27/03/2015

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    , government policy on the other pending projects, such as the Piraeus and Thessaloniki ports, remains

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  8. A breakdown of the fiscal and structural reforms Greece hopes will unlock funding

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    billion set by the previous government. The key projects that are expected to be implemented

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  9. Updated Greek reform proposals see 2015 primary surplus reaching programme target 3 pct

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    , the government anticipates revenues of 1.5 billion euros in 2015 but stresses the projects

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  10. IMF sees Greek growth at 2.5 pct in 2015, debt at 172.7 pct of GDP
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    at 172.7 and 162.4 percent respectively. For the next four years, IMF projects the debt ratio to drop

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