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  1. Why tax evasion threatens to become endemic due to how Cyprus was bailed out
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    (one is taxed after making 19,500 euros) combined with a relatively professional tax service, has

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  2. Come back Cleisthenes, all is forgiven
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    of the past and creating a new ethos in public service is a joke. The “jobs for the boys” practice seems

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  3. Greek gov't and Parliament on hold, waiting for cabinet reshuffle

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    service. Announced last week by Deputy Prime Minister Evangelos Venizelos, there is still no fixed date

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  4. With prior actions pending, PASOK showing signs of adjustment fatigue
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    the government should keep to the target for civil service sackings this year. It is an example

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  5. Public deficit and democratic duty

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    report, in the past it was ELSTAT employee Zoe Georganta making allegations against the service’s

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  6. Settling rising private debt? The IMF has some ideas

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    and provide debt relief only to those borrowers whose ability to service their debt is likely

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  7. In survival bid, coalition seeks to ease taxpayer burden, secure early bailout exit
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    for the food service sector in the lower bracket of 13 percent and introduces a 30 percent reduction

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  8. Newsletter 2 - 07/11/2014

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    capacity to service its accumulated debt. Greece entersnbsp; a decisive weekend of negotiations with its

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  9. The politics of debt dynamics in Greece
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    to service its accumulated debt and meet these numerical objectives. After six uninterrupted years

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  10. Fitch keeps Greek rating at 'B' with stable outlook

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    to service due to its concessionary nature. The rating agency highlights that Greece’s current

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