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  1. Govt’s “zero tolerance” approach to violent protest provokes accusations of authoritarianism
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    Government and opposition in Greece are once again facing off over law and order in universities, in a debate which ranges from civil rights to terrorism. Scuffles between police and students at an Athens university yesterday followed a week of police raids on premises connected with fringe protest

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  2. Greek govt gears for final Eurogroup of 2019, hoping for better terms
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    EconomyProgramme

    path from 2021. This new round kicks off with a series of reports due to be published in the coming

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  3. IMF cool on growth, urges greater effort on bank, fiscal and labour reforms
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    at the moment owes 6.7 billion SDR and the Greek authorities have kicked off the process of prepaying 2.2

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  4. Budget primary surplus at 5.76 bln in October as expenditure drops
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    -off payments of law 4575/2018 outstanding from 2018. In September, these payments came to 326 million

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  5. MPs gear up for action as To Potami calls it a day and PASOK wobbles
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    the governmment hopes will raise between 400-500 million euros. There will also be a write-off of small tax

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  6. PM aims to maintain pace of economic reforms as public worries about migration

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    costs any bid to sell off significant parts of the firm. The bill also paves the way for publicly

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  7. Eurogroup to approve release of bond profits but bid to repurpose funds falls flat
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    EconomyProgramme

    in the coming months for the European creditors to sign off on any “agreed investments.” One of the reasons

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  8. Mistaking tolerance for a free rein
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    Agora

    so dramatically off course. When Public Issue questioned Greeks in 2014 about whether the memorandum

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  9. Newsletter 232 -13/12/2019

    Newsletters

    near-zero yield Apartment prices up by 9.1 pct in Q3, hitting series high Greece is rounding off

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  10. Business leaders set out steps to attract skilled Greeks as govt offers wage subsidies
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    Society

    , and the development of spin-off companies, by universities or research institutes. Other measures include

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