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  1. IMF flags up weak growth, long-term debt sustainability and reform pledges in Article IV report
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    advantage of the new regulatory framework and the secondary market for NPLs and relax the capital controls

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  2. Tsipras hammers out dividing lines, trumpets battle with 'elite'

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    politics, aiming to ensure that his party and its supporters will not relax between now and May 26

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  3. Athens waits for EU action on Turkey and Greece's Balkan neighbours
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    flows. On the other hand, Turkey seems unwilling to relax its stance in the East Med. Ankara’s choice

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  4. More fiscal measures, restrictions on movement mulled by govt as it rides high in polls
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    that there are persistent questions about when the government thinks it might be able to relax or remove some

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  5. Greece takes stock of measures to mitigate Covid-19 impact after Eurogroup reaches deal on latest batch

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    to lenders and a cornerstone of the post-programme surveillance, after it was decided to relax the fiscal

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  6. Newsletter 247 -10/04/2020

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    that there are any plans to relax the current restrictions from April 27 onwards. According to reports

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  7. As plan to ease lockdown progresses, politics turns to non-coronavirus issues
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    The government is forging ahead with its plans to relax the lockdown and a semblance of normality is returning to Greek politics, with issues other than Covid-19 now being addressed. In an interview with Skai TV on Wednesday, State Minister Akis Gerapetritis, said that following the opening of some

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  8. Govt faces pushback from food service sector over re-opening rules
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    The first major incident of social unrest since Greece’s lockdown was imposed in March, and then relaxed on Monday, occurred on Tuesday night. It came as the government faces pressure from restaurant and café owners to relax restrictions so they can save their businesses. According

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  9. European Commission's travel guidance brings some optimism for Greek tourism sector
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    they would want to see strict health checks at airports and borders. Greece continues to relax

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  10. Newsletter 250 -11/05/2020

    Newsletters

    Focus on tourism as lockdown eases Athens hopes guidelines from Brussels will help as govt plans to relax limits The European Commission provided a glimmer of hope for Greece’s tourism industry this week when it put forward some guidelines regarding travel this summer, although the recommendations

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