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  1. What is SYRIZA planning to do with Greek banks?

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    (not full) voting rights. This means that HFSF may vote at the general meetings only on resolutions

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  2. SYRIZA looking for six-month breather from troika
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    , especially the European Central Bank, in order to overcome the funding and debt obstacles that may

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  3. Samaras sets out New Democracy's plans for growth

    Economy

    . The headline figure for new jobs was initially announced in May 2013, before the European Parliament elections

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  4. Tsipras still hopes he can avoid being part of coalition government
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    of the campaign may lead to the probability of an outright victory rising. Tsipras’s comments should

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  5. Fall in Greek building activity accelerates to 19 pct in October

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    was in May when the headline figure turned positive (+1.2 percent). The respective surface and volume

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  6. Polls continue pointing to SYRIZA victory as new post-election scenarios emerge
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    However, the scenario that most people are currently working to (the last week of campaigning may lead

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  7. Why Greece’s ‘also ran’ parties are crucial
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    , as important as that may be. One of the quirks of the system is that a host of other parties also play

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  8. Pressing economic tasks mounting up for next Greek government

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    billion. Kathimerini daily noted that extraordinary T-Bill issues of 1.5–2 billion may be required

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  9. SYRIZA heading for big but maybe not conclusive win, exit polls suggest

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    , susceptible to internal rifts that may emerge if the party is forced to make compromises in talks

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  10. SYRIZA heading for Independent Greeks coalition, with uncertain consequences

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    ’s relationship with the eurozone. Independent Greeks may be satisfied with a few ministerial

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