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Newsletter 197 -8/03/2019
Foreclosure hurdle not cleared yet Primary residence dicussions continuing as hopes of Eurogroup decision diminish Greece will go into Monday’s Eurogroup facing the possibility that eurozone finance ministers will not be in a position to give the green light for almost 1 billion euros in debt
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Disbursement delayed until April as lenders wait for primary residence law to be settled
EconomyProgrammethe government and the institutions over the new primary residence framework are holding up the green light
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Athens and lenders continue talks on outstanding actions, aiming to conclude by March 25
EconomyProgrammegive the green light for the disbursement, which is then expected to prompt Athens to request
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Government move over primary residences raises questions
PoliticsGreek Politicslead to the April 5 Eurogroup not giving the green light for almost 1 billion euros in debt relief
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No breakthrough in discussions over protection for main homes
EconomyProgrammeof eurozone finance ministers, in which case the EWG would have to convene again to give the green light
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Talks on primary residences continue as bill proceeds through Parliament
EconomyProgrammeof the April 5 Eurgroup so eurozone finance ministers can give the green light for the disbursement of 970
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Government makes last-minute change to main homes bill in bid to satisfy creditors
EconomyProgrammewe will get the green light from the ECB, with the seal of approval from the SSM,” Finance Minister
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Lenders deem second post-MoU review over, Athens waits for debt relief
EconomyProgrammeinstalments. The disbursement would give the green light for the government to ask for permission from
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Newsletter 202 -12/04/2019
that it will be given the green light to settle the loans due this year and next. “When you pay off the loans
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Debt relief measures move ahead as Athens prepares to use fiscal space
EconomyProgrammeGreece has received the green light for the latest round of debt relief measures and is set to move ahead with plans to repay part of the loans it has received from the International Monetary Fund early. The European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) board decided on Thursday to reimburse
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