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  1. Return to bond markets to buoy coalition, may leave SYRIZA floundering
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    as the debt reduction talks have been put off until after the European elections even though the primary

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  2. Who benefits from Greece’s return to the markets?
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    Agora

    between 350 and 700 million euros per annum. Thus, if we put the return to markets story in a broader

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  3. SYRIZA stumbles again on way to May elections

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    links with the extremist Grey Wolves. Finally, pressure has also been put on another candidate

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  4. One night in Cannes

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    to the first bailout, Samaras would have had to put up and shut up. His opportunist anti-austerity facade

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  5. Politics trumping economic prudence in Greece

    Agora

    having to digest various other acquisitions from the past two years. Put otherwise, is the prime

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  6. Five things to take away from the first round of Greek local elections
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    mean in the EU elections. He has argued that this would put stability at risk and it is certain

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  7. What kind of poll win does SYRIZA need to eye snap elections?
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    . In this respect, it is interesting that SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras has finally put a figure on what margin

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  8. PASOK's future hangs in balance as Greece prepares for EU vote
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    is at the lower end of this spectrum on Sunday then PASOK’s future will certainly be put in doubt

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  9. Historic victory for SYRIZA in EU vote unlikely to dislodge Greek coalition
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    sustainability have been put off. One of the reasons is that the government’s aggregate vote came

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  10. Significant post-election economic challenges await Greek coalition

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    and could put further pressure on eurozone partners to adopt a concrete solution. A lack of liquidity

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