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  1. Great Expectations: Is Greece 2.0 hitting the target?
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    . It is clear that this represents a tiny fraction of the sector. The report attributes the slow pace

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  2. Kasselakis ousting confirmed as SYRIZA slips in polls, which also carry warnings for ND

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    to show restraint and patience, without giving further information. A tiny group of protesters gathered

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  3. ND doubles down on stricter migration policy, riling opponents
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    and the tiny island of Gavdos, the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) expressed “serious concern” on Thursday

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  4. In hindsight it would have been nicer

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    , roughly 131 billion loans so far from the EFSF - 48 billion of which went towards the Greek bank

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  5. Greek current account deficit rises to 709 mln in February

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    . This movement reflects a rise in the trade deficit by 131 million, counterbalancing increases

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  6. Coalition wins confidence vote but gets little encouragement for presidential ballot

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    The coalition sailed through Friday night's confidence vote, gaining the support of all of its 155 MPs, but failing to attract any others to its camp, with only two lawmakers voting "present" and 131 against the government. The party leader's speeches were broadly along the expected lines

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  7. Greece steps up efforts for early bailout exit but lenders play it coy
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    the coalition’s candidate. On Friday, 131 MPs voted against the government in the confidence ballot.

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  8. Greek primary cash surplus at 1.07 billion at end-May on lower expenditure
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    by 17.2 percent to 3.04 billion, 131 million higher than the respective budget figure of 2.91 billion

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  9. As Greek deadline looms, this is how the next days could play out

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    that in such a case the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) has the option to reclaim the 131

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  10. If it's debt restructuring you're looking for, Regling's not your man

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    The head of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) Klaus Regling leads an organisation that in its previous form as the European Financial Stability Fund (EFSF), issued loans of 17.7 billion euros to Ireland, 26 billion euros to Portugal and just under 131 billion to Greece. In its current form

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