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  1. Searching for electoral manifestos and overcoming voting obstacles in Greece
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    Agora

    in Athens. He is a regular contributor to The Agora section of Macropolis. Follow Jens on Twitter

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

    Economy

    Kathimerιni daily revealed on Friday that two of the four systemic banks have submitted requests to the Bank of Greece (BoG) for raising liquidity of 5 billion euros through the Emergency Liquidity Mechanism (ELA), while the other two are expected to follow suit in the coming days. Banking sources

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  3. The bad hand being dealt to Greece's next government

    Agora

    the hand they have been dealt but they must remember that they asked for a seat at the table. Follow

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  4. Eurosystem funding for Greek banks shoots up by 11.2 bln in December

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    media indicate that the other two systemic banks (Piraeus and NBG) will follow suit. This development

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  5. What next Greece?
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    Agora

    is the head of global macro investor relations at Oxford Economics. You can follow him at: @GabrielSterne

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  6. Why Greece’s ‘also ran’ parties are crucial
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    Agora

    of Sunday’s election – would need 37.2–38.4 percent to go it alone. Watch this space! Follow Damian

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  7. SYRIZA's only chance

    Agora

    have another chance. Follow Nick: @NickMalkoutzis Nick Malkoutzis

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  8. Understanding the German approach towards Greece
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    Agora

    for European Reform. You can follow Christian on Twitter: @COdendahl Christian Odendahl

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  9. Greece's lenders adopt cautious approach to new government

    EconomyProgramme

    President Jeroen Dijsselbloem devoted most of his remarks at the follow-up press conference on Greece. “We

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  10. Key players in new Greek gov't strike moderate tone but bailout strategy won't change
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    not be expected to back down from its positions easily. There is a clear sense that it is determined to follow

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