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  1. Trash dispute troubles SYRIZA ahead of political lull
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    a possible solution. The government finds itself in a tight spot as it had suggested earlier this year

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  2. Newsletter 127 - 14/07/2017

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    tight-lipped about its intentions. A government official told local media on Wednesday

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  3. How Cyprus re-entered the market
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    Agora

    government has kept a tight rein on spending. This will probably be the first year since 2011

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  4. Athens holds off on bond as Tsipras talks up labour market
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    The process for Greece to return to the international bond markets did not begin on Monday, despite some of the local media predicting in the previous days that this would be the case. Government officials remained tight-lipped on when or if a trial bond might be issued. In official, albeit

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  5. Tsipras looks to recovery, sidesteps review concerns
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    have become tight-lipped about the next programme review. Third review While some work is being done

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  6. Commission keeps outlook on Greece stable, sees growth picking up this year
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    Economy

    and although financing conditions will remain tight, this is expected to lead to modest investment growth

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  7. Football chairman's actions threaten to blow coalition off course again
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    a refereeing decision has put the coalition in a tight spot. Russian-Greek businessman Savvidis reacted

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  8. Tsipras suffers setbacks in bid to build momentum ahead of MoU exit
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    properly and 83.2 percent say that Greece will continue to be under tight surveillance after exiting

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  9. Are hirings in the public sector out of control?
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    EconomyFeatures

    ) departures. The tight controls exercised on this category of public employees probably account

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  10. OECD highlights reforms and imbalances that need to be addressed
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    but remains depressed due to tight lending conditions as well as structural impediments. Although some

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