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  1. Is Democratic Left set to make a shock return to Greece's coalition?
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    ” as she put it. How realistic, though, is it to expect DIMAR, which has 14 MPs, to rejoin the government

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  2. Seven in 10 Greeks raiding savings to pay bills, two in 10 have no deposits

    Society

    percent say that it will be impossible or highly unlikely for them to put any money aside over the next

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  3. The euro debate Greece is not having
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    Agora

    exchange pain thresholds puts Germany's at 1.79 against the dollar. Simply put, Germany is in a situation

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  4. OECD's Greek debt forecast shakes foundations of troika DSA

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    unemployment and the flexibility in labour markets, which could put further pressure on nominal wages

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  5. Stournaras in firing line for arguing Greeks can pay more taxes
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    colleagues. Appearing before the parliamentary committee that examined the budget before it is put

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  6. PASOK and DIMAR head for do-or-die moment
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    his party joined the coalition government. The Metron Analysis survey put DIMAR on just 2.7 percent

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  7. Fraud probe at Hellenic Postbank a sign of bigger things to come?

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    stood at 4.2 billion euros. The license of the latter was withdrawn and the bank was put

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  8. Greek banks' capital backstop and the funding gap: An uneasy relationship
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    Economy

    The recapitalisation of Greek banks carried out in June 2013 put an end (at that time) to a long period of uncertainty regarding the bolstering of their capital base and ability to raise fresh money from private investors. The three core banks (Alpha Bank, National Bank and Piraeus Bank) raised

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  9. Wage ruling gives gov't immediate fiscal headache, political one may come later

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    and even then it can only be put towards one-off measures, not those of a permanent fiscal nature

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  10. Greece agrees with troika, looks to tranche release and redistribution of surplus
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    in politically, a return to the markets would give the coalition something tangible to put before voters

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