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  1. Newsletter 67 - 18/03/2016

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    in Greece rose for the third successive quarter to 74.3 percent. Q4 saw a small rise from 855,000

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  2. Greek banks: Taking stock of a rough 2015 and looking at what lies ahead
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    Agora

    the Greek market. However, they saw inflows of around 4.4 billion in Q4. Meanwhile, the time deposit

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  3. Piraeus Port Authority announces profit increase for 2015
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    EconomyBanking

    -breaking tourism year in 2015, as well as the refugee crisis which saw ferry lines running at full

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  4. Tsipras and the IMF: Another miscalculation?
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    Agora

    the transcript in a certain way and seeking to alienate the Fund. Tsipras saw in the leaked call

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  5. Greece tops EU tables for lawyers but also pending administrative court cases
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    Society

    of the scale in terms of the length of proceedings. Greece saw the number of incoming civil and commercial

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  6. Newsletter 71 - 22/04/2016

    Newsletters

    by a 13.5 percent decline in capital goods. Manufacturing turnover saw a drop of 15.4 percent. 2

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  7. Newsletter 72 - 06/05/2016

    Newsletters

    . Organised by the Public Diplomacy Council of Catalonia (Diplocat), the one-day event saw a series

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  8. Locating Europe's pulse in the refugee crisis

    Agora

    ), the one-day event saw a series of experts, officials and activists give their accounts of schemes

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  9. A Eurogroup deal that might be hard to stomach

    Agora

    for this target to be lowered to 1.5 percent. It saw as impossible the idea of Greece transforming

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  10. Access to finance remains far bigger problem for Greek SMEs compared to euro area peers

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    . On the factors that affect the availability of external financing for SMEs, Greek firms saw

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