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  1. Newsletter 7 - 12/12/2014

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    of schedule. Athens was told to wait until April, when the European Commission’s statistics agency

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  2. Greece: Where did it all go wrong?
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    Agora

    been achieved a year ahead of schedule. Athens was told to wait until April, when the European

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  3. Newsletter 8 - 19/12/2014

    Newsletters

    vice-president Jyrki Katainen took a more balanced and helpful position when he told

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  4. New claim of attempt to bribe MP casts shadow over presidential vote

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    was made. Party leader Panos Kammenos also alleged that Haikalis was told during the meeting that he would

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  5. A little more persuasion, a little less reaction
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    Agora

    position when he told www.euractiv.com that Brussels “will respect democracy and is ready

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  6. Samaras strays out of line in search for new normal
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    is changing dramatically,” he told a New Democracy gathering in Evia a few hours after terrorists shot dead

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  7. Undecided voters could still decide crucial aspects of Greek elections
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    voters are leaning, although Thomas Gerakis of Alco told Bloomberg that many might make their choice

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

    Economy

    told Kathimerini that this development reflects diminishing liquidity in the domestic market

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  9. Review completion and SMP redemptions will decide Greece's QE eligibility
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    EconomyProgramme

    , if needed, in the next ECB Governing Council meeting on February 4. In addition, ECB sources told

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  10. The immediate economic and financial hurdles for the new Greek government
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    EconomyProgramme

    for ECB funding. ECB sources told the Athens New Agency recently that Greek banks would have access

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