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  1. Where did all the money go?
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    Agora

    reduction initiative of 2012. To support its banks from the losses incurred in the PSI and the rapidly

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  2. Heading for slim election win, SYRIZA tries to secure MPs' loyalty
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    Democracy. GPO sees support for SYRIZA at 28.5 percent and New Democracy at 25.3. Pulse RC has

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  3. General government cash surplus widens to 3.68 bln in November, arrears down by 502 mln

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    . The YtD drop stands at 23.1 billion and mainly reflects: 1) A reduction in the bank support scheme

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  4. Greek banks set for early ELA return in apparent precautionary move
    Bank of Greece

    Economy

    to the pillar II of a government liquidity support scheme launched in November 2008. The initial

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  5. Appealing to dual audiences compounds mixed messages from SYRIZA

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    new pools of support, which means the far left and the centre. The poll suggests that 28 percent

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  6. What next Greece?
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    Agora

    constituency to support the austerity required to deliver the Troika’s baseline. Each IMF review

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  7. Moody's explains why it sees SYRIZA win as credit negative

    Economy

    outflows increase Greek banks’ reliance on ECB funding, which is contingent on a troika support

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  8. Samaras future unclear as New Democracy enters period of introspection

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    of support since June 2012 despite having to implement a number of unpopular policies while in government. He

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  9. Tsipras sticks to pre-election pledges as eurozone negotiations loom
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    of these for a short- and long-term deal with the eurozone. He will certainly receive strong public support

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  10. Greek central gov't debt rises to recent high of 181.1 pct at end of Q4 2014

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    by a net decrease in Financial Support Mechanism (FSM) loans (by 2.2 million). The rise in T-Bills stems

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