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Newsletter 166 -15/06/2018
taxpayers (23 percent) would pay less property tax this year than in 2017. The vote on the multi-bill
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Eurogroup agrees on significant debt relief measures for Greece
EconomyProgrammeMechanism instalment could be used to pay off the IMF early and reduce Greece’s funding needs
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Lenders set out post-MoU reform tasks ahead for Athens
EconomyProgrammeto attracting new investment, stimulating growth and helping pay down the debt. By the end of this year
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Saving Angela Merkel with the help of Alexis Tsipras
Agoraare the ones that have to pay the highest price. It has become ever more apparent that they are citizens
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SYRIZA targets pensions boost as New Democracy builds on poll lead
PoliticsGreek Politicscause. She said that the coalition will do whatever it can to avoid the reductions to retirement pay
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Pension cuts dominate discussion as eurozone prepares to release final bailout tranche
EconomyProgrammeto retirement pay due to be implemented next year. However, he admitted that “there is always flexibility
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Coalition pledges to demolish illegal buildings following Mati fire
PoliticsGreek Politicslocal authorities with extra funds to pay for the demolition work. Apart from wanting to show people
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Fiscal matters expected to dominate talks as lenders return for post-MoU check
EconomyProgramme, Tsipras announced that the government intends to pay out a total of 1 billion euros to members
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Card transactions in Greece experience boost due to capital controls
EconomyBankingto encourage customers to pay by card and to discourage businesses from offering discounts for cash payments
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No imminent decision on pension cuts as Athens moves ahead with minimum wage increase
EconomyProgrammethat discussion on increasing workers’ pay can begin before the end of the month. The government hopes
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