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  1. New Democracy starts rolling out its first three bills

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    one-off programmes of its kind in the future. The second tax bill is expected in October, once

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  2. Bonds enjoy great buoyancy but remain some distance from investment grade
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    Economy

    of servicing and average duration of the loans from the official creditors make it one of the most

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  3. Study outlines economic potential of targeting senior and health tourism
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    Society

    suffer from some kind of chronic condition, while one in three had hearing loss and 30 percent fell

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  4. Hatzidakis details plans for PPC, puts forward new CEO
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    EconomyFeatures

    from a damaged PPC to a strong one, which entailed the abolition of NOME auctions, a realistic price

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  5. ND sees first tax cuts as fair, hopes to build case for lower fiscal targets

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    The first bill to be adopted by the new Greek government since it was elected on July 7 is due to be voted through Parliament on Tuesday, introducing reductions to the ENFIA property tax for millions of homeowners and thereby fulfilling one of New Democracy’s key pre-election pledges. The tax bill

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  6. ND moves on to next bill after first round of tax cuts approved
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    that this would be the last one-off scheme of its kind but promised that New Democracy would create a “permanent

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  7. The oil and gas debate Greece is not having

    Agora

    In the bitter politics of the memoranda years, major points of agreement among political parties were scarce - at least in terms of rhetoric. One of the few exceptions to this rule was the programme for oil and gas exploration and exploitation in Greece. Since 2012, successive Greek governments

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  8. Newsletter 217 -02/08/2019

    Newsletters

    be the last one-off scheme of its kind but promised that New Democracy would create a “permanent

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  9. Fitch leaves rating unchanged, notes recovery potential and tricky fiscal balance
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    Economy

    Fitch kept its credit rating for Greece unchanged at ‘BB-‘ with a stable outlook on Friday night. Fitch upgraded Greece in August last year. Its rating is one notch ahead of the other two leading rating agencies. S&P has Greece at ‘B+’ with a positive outlook and Moody's at ‘B1’, which is the ‘B

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  10. Support for euro grows in Greece, strong mistrust of EU easing
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    Society

    and the latest one, this rate has declined by 11 pps. When it came to democracy, an overall

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