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  1. Bond difficulties put a dent in coalition's exit plans
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    that Germany had initially only wanted extensions of 2-3 years but is now considering up to five years

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  2. Newsletter 164 -08/06/2018

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    in Brussels told Naftemporiki newspaper that Germany had initially only wanted extensions of two

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  3. About last night
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    beyond 3 years and wanted a link between how much would be disbursed in the last tranche for the cash

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  4. Mitsotakis eyes tax cuts to jump-start economy, also seeks unity but not with SYRIZA
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    of Europe and NATO. Beyond the broader vision that Mitsotakis wanted to set out (the slogan

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  5. Another austerity fighter to bite the dust
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    to anyone who wanted to complain in a legal action about the involvement of the EU. The CJEU

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  6. New Democracy counters SYRIZA's offensive, unveils renewal effort
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    the premier of painting all protesters as extremists. Renewal However, the conservatives also wanted to draw

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  7. ND keeps pressure on PM over minister as Tsakalotos muses on fiscal targets

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    eventuality that they are in power… If that was one of their main building blocks of what they wanted to do

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  8. PDMA releases details of 10-year bond, highlighting strong interest
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    Economy

    settled at 99.796. The Greek authorities wanted to take full advantage of the continued positive

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  9. Newsletter 198 -15/03/2019

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    at 99.796. The Greek authorities wanted to take full advantage of the continued positive sentiment around

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  10. Main residence draft law shows signs of compromise in several areas

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    a maximum of 80,000 euros. It should be noted that the government had initially wanted the maximum

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