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  1. Tight schedule ahead for Athens and lenders in build-up to MoU exit

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    , the institutions would like to return to Athens in early May so that there can be a staff-level agreement (SLA

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  2. Next key programme developments due in April as Athens shapes growth strategy
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    of the institutions to Greece in early May. The growth strategy is due to be examined at the April 26

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  3. Football chairman's actions threaten to blow coalition off course again
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    what benefits this particular chairman may be deriving from his relationship with SYRIZA and its

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  4. Eurogroup highlights tight schedule as differences over debt, fiscal measures brew

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    to be completed before the end of May, so that some time will then remain for the debt and surveillance

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  5. Athens identifies drivers for growth as it draws up strategy for next years
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    ) that they hope to secure in the first half of May so it can be rubber stamped at the Eurogroup later

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  6. Strong interest as Greece issues first 52-week T-Bill in almost eight years
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    -Bills of that duration in 2010, just one month before signing the first bailout programme in May

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  7. Tsipras and Kammenos try to fend off rumours of deepening rift
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    Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and Defence Minister Panos Kammenos were due to meet on Tuesday afternoon, largely in a bid to dispel mounting speculation that their relationship has deteriorated and that the coalition’s future may be in doubt. New Democracy-friendly Fileleftheros (Liberal) newspaper

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  8. Tsipras and Kammenos set aside speculation and focus on coalition's key goals
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    write scenarios.” His comments appear to put an end to the recent speculation, which may have been

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  9. Still facing pile of bailout tasks, Athens looks ahead to post-MoU actions
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    approved by Parliament last May, which includes a primary surplus target of 3.5 percent of GDP until 2022

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  10. New overdue taxes rise by 766 mln in Jan, total stock at 99.44 bln
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    million. The figure for individuals under forced collection measures fell between May to August

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