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Finance Ministry waits for new property values as talk of bad bank gathers pace
EconomyProgrammeby the Finance Ministry, thereby causing a big jump in the ENFIA tax that those affected will have to pay
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Europe, the euro and a leader like Putin: survey reveals mixed views of Greeks in 2018
Societyto a job with high pay and good prospects for professional development, but with low work stability
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Tsakalotos sees timely conclusion to fourth review despite growing doubts
EconomyProgrammeto avoid homeowners in working class districts having to pay more ENFIA and would like as much time
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Working-class homes or millionaires' mansions - what's going under the hammer in property auctions?
EconomyFeaturesOn Wednesday 21 March, a familiar scene played out outside the offices of a notary in central Athens. A few dozen protesters organised by the anti-austerity “I Won’t Pay” movement and the political parties Popular Unity and Course for Freedom clashed with police as they tried to obstruct
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Tsipras fends off election rumours, Mitsotakis talks up moderate qualities
PoliticsGreek PoliticsSpirtzis suggested that it is no great loss as the company did not pay taxes in Greece and did not employ
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EC forecast acknowledges pressure on Greek households, revises down growth
EconomyMacroeconomyrisks could come from Council of State decisions that revert some of wage reduction in several pay
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New Democracy proceeds with renewal, puts centrists under pressure
PoliticsGreek Politicseuros for the centre-right grouping via the fee that the members had to pay. This is seen as a vital
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After unveiling growth plan, Athens has fourth review loose ends to tackle
EconomyProgrammeprices will lead to a rise in the ENFIA that households in some working class areas will have to pay
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What the ECB did next - a tale from another crisis
Agorathe cash needed to pay for these same bonds. This circular form of financing is possible and affordable
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Despite debt deal likely falling short, IMF to retain a role in Greece
EconomyProgramme. The ministry said that 1,470,962 taxpayers (23 percent) would pay less property tax this year than
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