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  1. Still facing pile of bailout tasks, Athens looks ahead to post-MoU actions
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    -sum payments was more than 330,000, amounting to a total outlay in excess of 2.7 billion

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  2. Kotzias prepares for significant Skopje visit after making treaty proposal
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    response. Kotzias’s visit, though, is intended to be more than just a gesture. At the working

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  3. Green light for next bailout funds as Commission stands ground on post-MoU scenarios
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    that the IMF’s demands for the tax-free threshold to be lowered in 2019, a year earlier than planned

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  4. Progress on new property values but concerns about energy privatisation
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    to be worth more than 200,000 euros. A clearer picture will only emerge after a secondary panel has

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  5. Newsletter 156 -23/03/2018

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    figure of 1.26 billion. More than 90 percent of the month’s total (693 million) stems from tax

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  6. January current account deficit at 585.8 mln as goods balance worsens
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    is 3.4 percent higher than the balance for the same time last year. Both the primary and secondary income

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  7. Greece's immediate focus on prior actions and growth plan
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    bids is less than 15 percent. The privatisation agency has also reportedly given train operator

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  8. Credit contraction at 1 pct in February on lower household, and corporate lending
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    balance down by more than a quarter on the back of continued deleveraging. Net deductions since 2011

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  9. Tsipras suffers setbacks in bid to build momentum ahead of MoU exit
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    the gap narrowing slightly. New Democracy would gain 32.7 percent of the vote, 7.6 points more than

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  10. Tsipras eyes common ground with centre-left over revision of constitution
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    the process with a qualified majority of more than 180 of 300 seats. If, though

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