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  1. Complications over president a taste of things to come for Tsipras?
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    for debt relief and less austerity as well as the strong opinion poll ratings the coalition has

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  2. Newsletter 16 - 20/02/2015

    Newsletters

    . The government’s strong support so far means that Tsipras’s position within his party is virtually

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  3. Greek current account deficit grows in Dec, 2014 surplus at 1.66 bln

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    by 2.82 billion, on strong tourism, and to a lesser extent to shrinking income account deficit

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  4. Tsipras begins effort to avoid SYRIZA division over deal with creditors

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    the government’s handling of the situation still has strong support.

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  5. Sharp rise for Greek consumer confidence in Feb, economic sentiment also up

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    There was then a strong upward trend until July 2014 and a volatile performance thereafter. Note, though

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  6. A closer look at planned laws for unpaid taxes and home foreclosures

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    ) Promoting a strong payment culture. In addition, the government pledged that measures will be taken

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  7. Greece's opposition parties back in spotlight

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    by surprise at the strong public support for the coalition, New Democracy and PASOK feel they are now

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  8. The education of Alexis Tsipras
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    Agora

    wrongfooted by the coalition and the strong backing it has received. They are unsure whether

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  9. The six reform proposals Greece hopes will help unlock more funding

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    . Another opinion poll on Tuesday indicated that public support for the government remains strong

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  10. Gender stereotyping rife in workplace, say Greeks

    Society

    by Malta (30 percent), Ireland (25 percent), and Croatia and Romania (23 percent in each). In a strong

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