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  1. Newsletter 200 -29/03/2019

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    been completed. However, a eurozone official told reporters in Brussels on Thursday that Greece might

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  2. KINAL vies for space, plays hard-to-get ahead of elections
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    ’ is for the defeat and condemnation of SYRIZA and the resounding ‘no’ to the restoration of the right,” she told

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  3. Athens hopeful release of 970 mln will be approved at Friday's Eurogroup
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    would like. European Commission spokeswoman Annika Breidthardt told journalists in Brussels on Tuesday

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  4. Newsletter 203 -15/04/2019

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    of the year. “The tax-free threshold will not be reduced as long as SYRIZA is the government,” he told ANT-1

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  5. Tsipras set to unveil tax cuts as MPs prepare for confidence vote
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    , Mitsotakis accused Polakis of “fascist” behaviour and told SYRIZA MPs that they deserved better. The latter

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  6. Greek elections: Just the (decisive) details to be settled
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    territory. Tsipras has repeatedly told voters not to believe the surveys, reminding Greeks that many

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  7. Tsipras, Mitsotakis cast gloves aside as pre-election fight gets personal
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    , to the left of the yachts,” he told MPs. “This is the simple life on the plutocracy’s decks

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  8. Athens warned about missing fiscal targets rather than changing them unilaterally
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    finances. “There is no fiscal space for handouts,” Stournaras told the FT. “The government is unlikely

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  9. Mitsotakis appeals to centre-ground voters in bid to score decisive victory
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    of equal distances,” he told News247 FM. “What does equal distance mean when we know the damage

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  10. A campaign that leaves Greece in pain
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    of Thessaloniki from more than 100 years ago, as 37 percent told the pollsters nobody would gain from

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