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Showing posts with label greek party. Show all posts
Showing posts with label greek party. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Greece to choose new finmin to tackle debt


Greece to choose new finmin to tackle debt
Reuters
Greek party leaders to meet* No front-runner emerges* Resignation causes chaos for new governmentBy Deepa BabingtonATHENS, June 26 (Reuters) - Greek ...


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Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Greek party leaders seeking final deal on power sharing, to end ...


Greek party leaders seeking final deal on power sharing, to end ...
Washington Post
ATHENS, Greece — Hundreds of poverty-stricken Greeks are queuing for free vegetable handouts as politicians try to finalize a potential power-sharing deal ...

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Thursday, June 14, 2012

Greek Party Leader Seeks Austerity Deadline Extension


Voice of America

Greek Party Leader Seeks Austerity Deadline Extension
Wall Street Journal
In an interview on Greek television, Mr. Hollande said he supported Greece remaining in the euro zone, but said that there must be "trust" in the relationship. "We will have growth measures [in the euro zone] which will have effects for Greece, ...
Greek radical Tsipras is no working class heroReuters
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Houston Chronicle
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Greek Party Leader Seeks Longer Austerity Deadline

The leader of Greece's main conservative party on Wednesday pledged to seek a two-year extension on deadlines set under the country's austerity program if he wins Sunday's general election, a promise likely to run into opposition from international creditors.

Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Greek pain inevitable

The German Finance Minister, Wolfgang Schaeuble, has said that ordinary Greeks cannot escape painful cuts and must accept them however they vote.