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  1. No prospect of compromise for entrenched Greek parties

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    that the leaders should meet to draft a common strategy on how to negotiate further debt relief

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  2. Among euro area SMEs, Greeks face most problems with access to finance

    Economy

    in Austria (7 percent) and Germany (9 percent). When asked how pressing “access to finance

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  3. Tsipras bolsters ties with Europe’s rising leftists but also looks beyond

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    or financial elite the next. The question of how these two aspects of Tsipras’s political personality

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  4. Uncertainty feeding tension within SYRIZA as well as Greek government
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    differences between these groups about how to take Greece forward. If such disputes come out

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  5. The institutional weakness poisoning Greek politics

    Agora

    an explanation of how they obtained their wealth. In 2003 MPs were banned from owning offshore

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  6. Coalition hopes it will have more than just Paris at the end of troika talks
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    for the government, though, will be how MPs and voters will react to any concessions that are made by the Greek side

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  7. Waiting for Godot in Greece
    Photo by Harry van Versendaal

    Agora

    part of the second macroeconomic adjustment programme, then one can speculate how the day after

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  8. Newsletter 5 - 28/11/2014

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    into an irreparable rift. It is not clear, though, how hard Papandreou and his supporters will press Venizelos

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  9. Tsipras remains sketchy on coalition options, negotiating positions
    Photo by Myrto Papadopoulos [www.myrtopapadopoulos.com]

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    threshold needed to enter Parliament. European stance In terms of how he would negotiate with the eurozone

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  10. Samaras finger wagging at troika a sign of pressure on Greek government

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    Prime Minister Antonis Samaras took the unusual step of criticising the troika on Tuesday, an indication of how frustrated the government feels as it is squeezed between lenders’ demands and domestic political pressures. Among the quotes that stood out during the premier’s speech at a conference

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