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  1. Our most popular stories in 2014

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    it was unconstitutional to cut off taxpayers’ electricity if they did not pay. The only way of resolving this legal

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  2. Understanding the German approach towards Greece
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    perspective could well pay off. Moreover, Merkel’s main interest is to forge a compromise that all sides

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  3. Greece and lenders with conceptual, as well as practical, gaps to bridge
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    , which saw Athens receive loans largely to pay off debt after meeting tough fiscal targets and executing

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  4. After rocky start, some political backing for SYRIZA but ECB holds key
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    for Greece to be able to pay the ECB bonds due in July and August. However, with Greece’s bailout extension

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  5. Newsletter 14 - 06/02/2015

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    the temporary arrangement is in place. The broader agreement, to be clinched before Greece has to pay

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  6. As negotiations start, Greek coalition draws confidence from public opinion
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    Minister Alexis Tsipras made a point of asking Greeks to pay the final two instalments (January

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  7. Greek primary budget surplus halved in Jan as revenues miss target

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    Valavani urged taxpayers to pay their VAT and single property tax (ENFIA) instalments for January

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  8. You've heard the Greek crisis myths, now here are some truths
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    of the EFSF loans to Greece) or when interest payments start coming due, Greece is unable to pay

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  9. Newsletter 16 - 20/02/2015

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    framework to allow those owing more than 15,000 to pay the debt in 100 instalments (as opposed

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  10. Greek reform proposals set for broad approval but include some political obstacles
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    any of its predecessors. It says it will ensure through current legislation that broadcasters pay

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