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  1. Building activity down by 3.5 pct in Sept for third straight fall

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    and 9.6 percent in September. For the 9-month period, the aggregate figures point to a fall of 1.2

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  2. Newsletter 55 - 12/12/2015

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    organisation at this stage will lead to any point-scoring for Tsipras within his own party. It may strengthen

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  3. Deflated SYRIZA shuns broader political cooperation for now

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    on the opposition, fuelling speculation that the party may at some point provide the government with extra

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  4. Stress-free vote on multi-bill but bigger challenges lie ahead for Tsipras

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    and Samos) agreed with the EU. Also, he is expected to point to the fact that Greece recently accepted

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  5. Greece and the IMF: An everlasting love-hate relationship
    Photo by IMF via Flickr https://flic.kr/p/zAoWk3

    Agora

    point-scoring for Tsipras within his own party. It may strengthen the image that the government

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  6. Leaving Greece's annus horribilis behind
    Photo by MacroPolis

    Agora

    important entry point for all kinds of refugees and migrants from different parts of the world. Equally

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  7. The agenda of the first programme review shapes up with thorny issues
    Photo by MacroPolis

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    point towards phased cuts in supplementary pensions of up to 15-20 percent, while the government’s red

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  8. Credit contraction further accelerates to 2.2 pct in November

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    at the end of June, while preliminary figures point to a rise to around 44 percent at the end

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  9. Gov't submits reform plan that raises contributions and cuts future pensions

    EconomyProgramme

    for the supplementary funds increases by 1 percentage point (pp) to 4 percent for employers and by 0.5 pp

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  10. Newsletter 57 - 08/01/2016

    Newsletters

    selling point of the current plan is that it avoids immediate further cuts to existing pensions

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