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  1. Newsletter 123 - 16/06/2017

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    everything it wanted. This is patently not true as the deal is not enough to secure the immediate

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  2. Tsipras eyes next step after mixed Eurogroup deal
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    taxpayers, without achieving the results it had wanted. Although the agreement was underwhelming

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  3. In the case of Greek debt, it's the "how" that's missing
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    described following the June 15 Eurogroup - the fact that time was pressing and nobody wanted Greece

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  4. Voters unconvinced by post-Eurogroup narrative, wait for growth
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    that only 13 percent of Greeks believe that the government got what it wanted from the Eurogroup

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  5. Newsletter 125 -30/06/2017

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    percent of Greeks believe that the government got what it wanted from the Eurogroup agreement. In contrast

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  6. Bond issue decision expected as clock ticks down
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    did so because the convict said that he had information about the Noor 1 case he wanted to share

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  7. Tsipras tries to weather Kammenos storm, looks for poll boost
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    with specific business interests and wanted to hold an inquiry to prevent the whole truth about

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  8. Energy, defence high on agenda as Tsipras prepares for US visit
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    future plans in the sectors of defense, security, energy and investments. Athens wanted to raise

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  9. Wolfgang at the door
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    the source of Tsakalotos’s inscription, one suspects he might have wanted more space on the flag to add

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  10. Labour market reforms did exactly what they were supposed to
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    translate into lower labour costs in 2011, Greece’s lenders wanted to accelerate the reduction by cutting

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