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Newsletter 139 -10/11/2017
speculation mounts about Greek lenders needing further recapitalisation. Justice Minister Stavros Kontonis met
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Institutions, Athens start new round of review talks as e-auctions get green light
EconomyProgrammeTalks between the institutions and the Greek government are due to resume on Tuesday with hopes of a staff-level agreement (SLA) being reached by the end of the year growing after notaries decided to end their strike so that electronic auctions can start on Wednesday. The notaries’ association met
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Centre-left agrees on new name, starts building party structure
PoliticsGreek Politicsto be part of the unifying effort, met on Tuesday and agreed that the new venture would be called
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Newsletter 142 -1/12/2017
of the unifying effort, met on Tuesday and agreed that the new venture would be called: Movement for Change
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Eurogroup paves way for completion of third review, talks on debt relief
EconomyProgrammemet with the opposition of unions and the Communist Party. The government is also facing
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Newsletter 143
quarterly NPE targets met Greece’s general government (gg) primary cash surplus amounted to 6.39
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Auctions, strikes trouble Tsipras but focus still on programme exit
PoliticsGreek Politics. SYRIZA’s main faction, the 53, met over the weekend and is reportedly preparing to make a number
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Parliament gears up for budget vote as auction concerns persist
PoliticsGreek Politics. This explains why the issue of auctions was at the top of the agenda when Tsipras met with representatives
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Lenders wait for prior actions to be completed, Athens expects 4.5-bln tranche
EconomyProgrammeMembers of the Eurogroup Working Group (EWG) are due to meet again next week, after Greece has completed its prior actions, to finalise their recommendation to eurozone finance ministers. The EWG met on Thursday to take stock of Greece’s progress following the submission of the multi-bill
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Cabinet reshuffle and new bond issue coming up next for Tsipras
PoliticsGreek PoliticsAlexis Tsipras moved on from Tuesday night’s successful multi-bill vote in Parliament by accepting the resignation of a deputy minister on Wednesday as the government turned its attention to its next steps after the conclusion of the third review. Tsipras met with Deputy Education Minister Kostas
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