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  1. Does Greece need a third programme?
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    Agora

    . In order to promote Greek export capacity, arrangements at the bilateral and/or European level

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  2. What would a clean bailout exit for Greece mean in numbers?

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    to have a sizeable impact on the budget. Bilateral loans The loans of the first program, aka Greek

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  3. Newsletter 2 - 07/11/2014

    Newsletters

    these bilateral links will fit into the tripartite relationship between Greece, Cyprus and Egypt

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  4. Greek public debt at 321.7 bln in Q3, average weighted maturity at 16.5 years

    Economy

    , of which 194.7 billion relate to the EU - bilateral loans (52.9 billion) and EFSF (141.8 billion

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  5. Greeks losing faith in dialogue with Turkey, poll indicates
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    Society

    The percentage of Greeks who believe that the bilateral issues between Greece and Turkey can be solved through dialogue has declined significantly to reach its lowest level since 2003, according to a new survey that also shows that support for the idea that Greece and Cypriot share common interests

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  6. Where does SYRIZA stand on debt?
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    Economy

    billion of debt owed to the EU, of which 53 billion are in the form bilateral loans and 142 billion from

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  7. Where did all the money go?
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    Agora

    billion euros, 52.9 billion of which came in the form of bilateral loans from eurozone members

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  8. Varoufakis outlines contours of debt deal as haircut set aside
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    of the bilateral loans of the first bailout programme. The remaining 141.8 billion is in the form of EFSF

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  9. You've heard the Greek crisis myths, now here are some truths
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    Agora

    . They put together a mechanism to provide financing to an insolvent Greece based on bilateral loans

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  10. Greek central gov't debt rises to recent high of 181.1 pct at end of Q4 2014

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    relate to the EU - bilateral loans (52.9 billion) and EFSF (141.8 billion) - and 31.8 billion

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