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  1. Newsletter 36 - 24/07/2015

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    with lenders on a third bailout has been reached. It makes sense for Tsipras to do this after

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  2. IMF reveals its list of priorities for Greek bailout negotiations
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    . It makes note of SYRIZA’s pre-election pledges to reverse labour market liberalisation, raise

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  3. A breakdown of the funding needs involved in Greece's third bailout

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    of 90.2 billion, of which debt amortisation makes up 40 percent of the total, bank recapitalisation

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  4. Newsletter 37 - 31/07/2015

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    companies and securities is fundamentally impaired. This makes any attempts to value companies

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  5. Tsipras wins vote on 3rd bailout but loses more MPs, raising probability of snap polls
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    . With regards to the confidence vote, once the government makes a request for such a ballot the debate

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  6. Eurogroup approves 3rd bailout for Greece but expects swift, extensive action
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    into more of a sovereign wealth fund. However, the Eurogroup statement makes it clear that the bulk

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  7. Industrial turnover fell 13.4 pct in June for second biggest drop since Oct 2009

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    in manufacturing, whilst mining and quarrying turnover soared by 33.1 percent. However, the latter makes up

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  8. Newsletter 39 - 21/08/2015

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    to form their own anti-bailout group, called Popular Unity. The fact it has 25 MPs makes it the third

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  9. SYRIZA rebels launch new group, promising more discomfort for Tsipras
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    at the beginning of September. The fact that Popular Unity has 25 MPs makes it the third largest

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  10. Tsipras is at his strongest, but for how long?
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    , a process that has repeatedly stretched Greek governments to breaking point in previous years. This makes

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