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Newsletter 98 - 02/12/2016
Moscovici and European Central Bank executive board member Benoit Coeure visited Athens with encouraging
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Shaping the post-programme narrative in Greece
Agora; an unprecedented credit event for a European IMF member. That experience still resonates strongly
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The IMF and Greece's bitter pill
Agorato be politically acceptable to 19 sovereign member states” but “an open-ended long-term commitment
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Lenders' reaction to pension pledge leaves Tsipras short of options
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat the institutions as well as some member states believe “the actions of the Greek government
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Dispute over handouts drags on, allowing tension with creditors to rise
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe start of election campaigns in other eurozone member states. Athens is also hopeful
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Athens eyes fiscal compromise to complete programme review
PoliticsGreek Politicsand some eurozone member states, which have sided with the Fund and appear to have little trust
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Papandreou returns as PASOK seeks revival
PoliticsGreek Politicsalliance led by PASOK and known as the Democratic Alignment. The other key member of the group
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Athens sees Cyprus talks progressing despite lack of deal in Geneva
PoliticsForeign Policyproposals Cyprus Republic Nicos Anastasiades focused on the capacity of a united Cyprus as a member
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Tsipras dismisses snap polls and new measures as review deal hangs in balance
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe eurozone member states. Another problem is that although this would provide Tsipras with the three
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Eurogroup sheds little light on how Greek review will progress
EconomyProgrammeand because some member states have insisted that the Washington-based organisation must continue its role
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