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  1. 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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  2. 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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  3. EU elections do not mark end of numbers game in Greek politics
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    The results of the European Parliament elections in Greece have put any prospects of snap general elections, even though SYRIZA has made a formal request for the country to go to the polls soon. Less than 24 hours after the elections were held SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras claimed his party’s 3.9

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  4. Greece shelves water privatisation plans, leaving gap in revenue targets

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    stake to a strategic investor, has also been put on hold. EYATH’s tender process had been launched

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  5. Sparks to fly as coalition and SYRIZA clash over electricity sell-off

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    of Parliament (120 MPs). If enough signatures are gathered, the matter is then put to a vote, where 3/5

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  6. Bid to form alliance for PPC referendum tests SYRIZA's political mettle
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    "small PPC." In an attempt to put the recalcitrant KKE in a tight spot, SYRIZA indicated it would

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  7. Electricity strike nipped in bud, leaving political loose ends

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    at this stage as there has been no indication that it is able to create a “coalition of the willing” to put

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  8. Return of coastal bill may give SYRIZA new chance to build support
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    the one put forward by the government. In this respect, the PPC bill showed that SYRIZA could muster

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  9. Greek gg debt down by 1 pp in Q1 2014, still at 174.1 pct of GDP

    Economy

    Greece’s general government debt slipped by 3.9 billion euros quarter on quarter to 314.8 billion euros, or 174.1 percent of GDP, at the end of Q1 2014 from 318.7 billion, or 175.1 percent, at the end of 2013, according to Eurostat data published on Tuesday. Recent Finance Ministry figures put

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  10. Greece to recover at least 30 of 50 bln it borrowed to bail out banks, says HFSF chief

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    of the HFSF pointed out that this would put the the fund’s recovery value at almost double the IMF

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