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  1. As SYRIZA looks towards centre, will New Democracy turn to its right?
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    the industrialists that a SYRIZA government would not renationalise all the state assets that have been

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  2. General gov't primary cash surplus to April at 1.69 bln

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    . The breakdown of the 4-month primary cash surplus shows that all sectors recorded a positive contribution

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  3. Are things looking up for Greece's privatisation programme?

    Economy

    transmission network and Egnatia Motorway. For all these projects, the launch of the tenders is scheduled

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  4. Greece's new finance minister lines up for a marathon (and several short sprints)

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    that could be discussed is the further reform of the pension system. The merging of all supplementary

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  5. IMF report sees a number of risks lying ahead for Greece

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    and streamlining all income tax exemptions. Current account balance On the current account (C/A) front

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  6. Greek Q1 unemployment remains at record quarterly high of 27.8 pct
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    that it has remained at a record high – 27.8 percent is the highest quarterly reading. ELSTAT revised all

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  7. Long-term jobless rate of 71 pct poses new set of social challenges for Greece

    Society

    than a year. This represents over 71 percent of all those without work. Extensive research has

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  8. Greek primary budget surplus at 707 mln as revenues beat target in May

    Economy

    personal income tax fell short of target by 95 million. All other revenue items recorded a deviation

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  9. Samaras shoots, Samaras scores!
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    Agora

    ) hope than the stream of promises and proclamations uttered by Greek politicians of all colours during

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  10. Political tremors shake Spain, overshadow economic progress
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    Agora

    in the European elections, all parties –whether they won or lost– unanimously concluded that now it’s

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