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  1. Newsletter 409 - 26/01/2024

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    . This is due to the winding down of the Next Generation EU funding that plays a pivotal role

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  2. Government talks up privatisation benefits, but opposition questions success story
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    . The government was also questioned over the timing of its winding up of the Covid-era rescue scheme for Aegean

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  3. Government feels the heat over investigation on anniversary of Tempe rail crash
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    of the victims. The anniversary coincides with the winding up of the evidence phase

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  4. Central gov't cash deficit down to 1.14 bln in March

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    basis. The remaining difference (277 million) is owed to changes in the state accounts with the BoG

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  5. Newsletter 7 - 12/12/2014

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    that cumulative collections stand at just 277 million so far. Those banks (six commercial and six

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  6. Greek travel receipts rise 9.1 pct in January as surplus doubles
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    to 277 euros. The breakdown of incoming tourist activity by country showed strong growth in arrivals

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  7. Court ruling on pension cuts could create new problem in talks, fiscal plans
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    EconomyProgramme

    pensions of a total amount of 2.07 billion and the remaining 277 million relates to supplementary

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  8. Market value of HFSF's bank holdings plummets by 11 bln in 2014
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    EconomyBanking

    in 2013) with cumulative collections at just 277 million, while the cumulative impairment amounts

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  9. Court orders 2012 pension cuts to be reversed, costing up to 1.5 bln
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    Economy

    of 2.07 billion and the remaining 277 million relates to supplementary pensions.

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  10. Greek pensions laid bare
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    Agora

    paid in March with a cost of 277 million euros, which corresponds to an average supplementary pension

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