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  1. PM tries to wrestle back initiative as new parties reshape political landscape

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    is extensive, ranging from the implementation of the EU directive on equal pay for equal work to updates...” programme, flexible work for parents, equal‑pay enforcement, incentives for doctors in remote

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    take longer. The data subject will not have to pay a fee to obtain a copy of its personal data

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  3. Honey, I shrunk the Greeks

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    that the country ever had to pay for debt servicing, 15 billion euros. Even as part of the design of the first

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  4. Cyprus “success” preludes something bigger in European banking

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    - and be willing to pay heavily for them. These products, of course, will be credibly available only

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  5. In hindsight it would have been nicer

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    for potential bank bailouts, the preferred path was to saddle Greece with debt to pay off these banks

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  6. A quarter-pounder democracy

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    an equal burden in this crisis and that there is no guarantee in today’s Greece that the guilty will pay

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  7. Ex-minister's jailing a boost for faltering sense of justice

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    remain untouched. The fact that business owners and taxpayers are being arrested for being unable to pay

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  8. How Greek banks could cut 2014 financing gap with a bond rollover
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    ) for the Greek state. Furthermore, they would have to pay increased interest trimming their anticipated

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  9. Coalition in a bind as debt relief slips away and more austerity looms

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    decision from the eurozone on its debt, there is little doubt that the ruling parties will pay a heavy

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  10. How big is Greek fiscal gap? Will cuts be needed? Here's our Q&A

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    some major pay inequalities, which the new structure was meant to address along with reducing

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