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  1. Government caught between milestones and corruption claims
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    of several of the 15 milestones needed for Greece to obtain further bailout funding. The full

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  2. Greek government risks mauling after straying off
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    Agora

    to have breached the constitution on top of organising a tender that was full of holes. Tsipras

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  3. Kammenos eases tension with church, leaving coalition to focus graft attacks
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    being. Given the coalition is trying to fight off corruption allegations, a full-blown row

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  4. Revenues spring surprise by beating Sep target, providing 1.4 bln cushion for Q4

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    euros. This means that it is now more feasible for the government to meet the full-year revenue target.

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  5. IMF sees primary surplus of 0.7 pct of GDP in 2017, debt ratio peaking at 184.7 pct

    Economy

    . The IMF notes that its fiscal projections reflect its assessment assuming full implementation

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  6. Newsletter 91 - 07/10/2016

    Newsletters

    of achieving its full-year fiscal objectives, for numerous private households and businesses

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  7. Greek stocksĀ rebound 2.1 pct, banks climb 5.7 pct
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    Economy

    of electricity supplied from PPC to Aluminium of Greece. Jumbo releases its full year 2015/2016 results

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  8. New regime on electricity producers from RES/CHP stations foresees further investments in Greek energy market

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    be made to the publishers. Full acknowledgment of author, publisher and source must be given. Nothing

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  9. Bad news for Greek Shipowners? Tonnage tax under European Commission scrutiny

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    including permission to reproduce extracts in other published works shall be made to the publishers. Full

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  10. Legislative developments on restructuring and liberalisation of Greek electricity market

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    permission to reproduce extracts in other published works shall be made to the publishers. Full

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