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  1. ECB's negative opinion on foreclosure bill creates another obstacle in bailout talks

    EconomyProgramme

    is not binding for the Greek government but suggests that this is another issue that could become

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  2. The key points from lenders' proposals to Greece

    EconomyProgramme

    ). The government will announce binding bid dates for the two ports and for Trainose. In addition

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  3. Newsletter 29 - 05/06/2015

    Newsletters

    in 2018. The new targets are lower than those in the current memorandum (which were binding

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  4. Greece: After a deal, work on a solution
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    Agora

    in the form of less restrictive fiscal targets and the explicit and binding promise of debt relief upon

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  5. Some snags remain in discussion with lenders over new privatisation scheme

    EconomyProgramme

    airport). Specifically, the Greek authorities pledged to announce binding bid dates for OLP and OLTH

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  6. Greece commits to ambitious privatisation targets as part of new bailout

    EconomyProgramme

    prior actions: 1) Announce binding bid dates for Piraeus (OLP) and Thessaloniki (OLTH) port

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  7. Crisis changing Greeks' college choices, research indicates

    Society

    . As Megalokonomou notes, students who join the armed forces sign an enlistment contract, binding them

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  8. Greek bank recapitalisation: The story so far and what lies ahead
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    Economy

    for the four core banks. Although the binding scenario was the baseline, the Greek banks proceeded

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  9. Ambitious privatisation targets will test government's resolve

    Economy

    will be updated on a semi-annual basis. 2) Announce binding bid dates for Piraeus (OLP

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  10. Greek banks brace for recapitalisation, with Piraeus initiating a bond swap offer
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    EconomyBanking

    -plus-baseline capital needs and the higher figure that would stem from the adverse – possibly binding

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