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  1. A breakdown of the fiscal and structural reforms Greece hopes will unlock funding

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    for pensioners who receive the Social Solidarity Allowance (EKAS) (cost of 82 million) with a total negative

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  2. Updated Greek reform proposals see 2015 primary surplus reaching programme target 3 pct

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    (EKAS) (cost of 82 million), replacement of the one-off (lump sum) benefits formula (cost of 70

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  3. The key points from lenders' proposals to Greece

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    that the government has proposed to be suspended until 2016. 4) Phase-out the solidarity grant (EKAS) for all

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  4. Newsletter 29 - 05/06/2015

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    of the benefit for low-income pensioners (EKAS) by incorporating property criteria. The finance

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  5. Tsipras mulls options as creditors pile on pressure
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    come from the scrapping of supplementary benefits for low-income pensioners (EKAS) and the revenues

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  6. Tsipras points to debt relief roadmap as deal clincher
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    in 2022. The lenders’ proposals include the phasing out by the end of next year the EKAS benefit

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  7. Tsipras needs to sign a deal, but which one?

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    the EKAS benefit for low-income pensioners should not be scrapped. This is the problem for Tsipras

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  8. Greek coalition braces for internal debate over agreement with lenders
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    will point to the fact that the government has avoided scrapping the benefit for low-income pensioners (EKAS

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  9. Greek talks go down to the wire as IMF raises major objections

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    or replacement of the supplementary benefit for low-income pensioners (EKAS) by December 2017 and the full

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  10. Newsletter 32 - 26/06/2015

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    funds from 3 to 3.5 percent. The institutions object to both proposals. Regarding the EKAS grant

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