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  1. Newsletter 66 - 11/03/2016

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    the country does not face any significant redemptions or interest payments until 2025. On a positive... of sending back asylum seekers en masse to Turkey, a country that neither properly recognises them

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  2. Coalition crisis on hold as Kammenos eases up

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    to backtrack from his demand for Mouzalas to leave immediately, saying that he would wait until

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  3. Some progress made as Greek programme review heads for break
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    EconomyProgramme

    euros. Until now, incomes up to 25,000 euros are taxed with a rate of 22 percent, incremental

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  4. Greek banks: Taking stock of a rough 2015 and looking at what lies ahead
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    Agora

    . It remained above the 65-billion-euro mark from February until the end of 2015. As an indication

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  5. New nationalist party in the making

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    attacks in Brussels may cause greater concern in Greece than there has been until now about

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  6. Wages, full-time employment feel deep impact of crisis, report shows
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    Society

    , that is, until 2036, for unemployment levels to return to the 7.3 percent rate they were in May 2008

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  7. Jan-Feb budget primary surplus soars to 3.04 bln, aided by underspend and PIB revenues

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    instalments until February) reached 2.67 billion for the fiscal year of 2015 marginally above target of 2.65

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  8. Withdrawal of NGOs from refugee centres puts pressure on Greece to fill void

    PoliticsForeign Policy

    at these centres until now for a number of reasons: A lack of coordination, minimal resources and the fear

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  9. Wages index edges up 0.4 pct in Q4 of 2015

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    leave, child benefits and - until Q4 2012 - severance payments). In absolute terms, the wages index

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  10. Tsipras and the IMF: Another miscalculation?
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    Agora

    that the discussions could go on forever until eurozone leaders decide that there needs

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