He noted that the Democratic Left would be picking up "the entirety of the responsibilities belonging to the party, from its participation in this coalition (...)
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Showing posts with label hellenic parliament. Show all posts
Saturday, July 7, 2012
Coalition has the solution for Greece, says Kouvelis
The last of the political leaders to take the parliament podium, Democratic Left head Fotis Kouvelis was quick to point out that the coalition government could assure Greece's place in the euro, its disconnection from the memorandum and the country's exit from its current financial pit.
He noted that the Democratic Left would be picking up "the entirety of the responsibilities belonging to the party, from its participation in this coalition (...)
He noted that the Democratic Left would be picking up "the entirety of the responsibilities belonging to the party, from its participation in this coalition (...)
Greek opposition leader says government won't last
Greek opposition leader says government won't last Houston Chronicle ATHENS, Greece (AP) — The leader of Greece's main opposition party has accused the country's three-party coalition government of wanting to sell Greece's resources and public companies on the cheap. Alexis Tsipras, head of the Coalition of the Radical ... |
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Kammenos calls coalition "another Simitis government"
The leader of the Independent Greeks Panos Kammenos, during his speech concerning the government policy, made it absolutely clear that his party would not be offering any support to the Antonis Samaras led coalition.
In his speech, he accused the coalition of the Democratic Left, Pasok and New Democracy of effectively being "just another Simitis government".
In his speech, he accused the coalition of the Democratic Left, Pasok and New Democracy of effectively being "just another Simitis government".
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Thursday, July 5, 2012
Venizelos calls for extension of fiscal adjustment
Greece now needs the clear political support of its partners, so that the fiscal crisis will not turn into a crisis of social cohesion and political dysfunction, because Greece cannot serve as a "laboratory of failure of the eurozone policies" but rather of those policies' renewal to bring it out of the crisis.
The words belong to Pasok party leader Evangelos Venizelos, who was speaking at a meeting of his party's parliamentary group.
The words belong to Pasok party leader Evangelos Venizelos, who was speaking at a meeting of his party's parliamentary group.
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Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Greece on the fence over bailout renegotiation
The renowned economics professor Jannis Stournaras faces a Herculean task as Greece's new finance minister. In Greece, he has to implement reforms; abroad, he has to renegotiate the terms of a non-negotiable bailout.
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Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Yannis Stournaras takes over as Greek finance minister
The man who took Greece into the euro ten years ago has become the country’s latest finance minister. He is replacing banker Vassilis Rapanos who was forced to resign due to health reasons.
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Greece Appoints New Finance Minister
 Christian Science Monitor | Greece Appoints New Finance Minister Wall Street Journal Greece's new government on Tuesday picked Yannis Stournaras, a 55-year-old professor of economics, to be finance minister, replacing the previous nominee ... Greece Names Stournaras as New Finance Minister Greece: New government hit by fresh resignation, deputy minister quits Greece names new finance minister |
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Greek PM Accepts Deputy Merchant Marine Minister Resignation
Greek PM Accepts Deputy Merchant Marine Minister Resignation Wall Street Journal ATHENS--Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras has accepted the resignation of Deputy Merchant Marine Minister Giorgos Vernikos, the prime minister's office ... |
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Greek government hit by fresh resignation
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — A second Greek Cabinet member has resigned in two days, the latest casualty for the financially struggling country's new conservative-led government.
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Leading economist named as Greek finance minister
Yannis Stournaras will take over the post, after designated finance chief Vassilis Rapanos resigned Monday
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Greece to Name New Finance Minister
Greek coalition government expected to name new finance minister
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Greece to choose new finance minister to tackle debt
ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek coalition leaders aim to agree on a new finance minister on Tuesday after their first choice deepened the chaos surrounding the country's debt crisis by resigning over ill health a few days after being named.
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Greece Expected To Name New Finance Minister
Greece Expected To Name New Finance Minister NPR ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Greece's coalition government is expected to name a new finance minister, after the banker appointed to the post resigned for health ... |
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Greek coalition government expected to name new finance minister
 Jakarta Post | Greek coalition government expected to name new finance minister Washington Post ATHENS, Greece — Greece's coalition government is expected to name a new finance minister, after the banker appointed to the post resigned for health ... Greek designated finance minister resigns Greek Finance Minister Vassilios Rapanos resigns after billnes Greek finance minister resigns, crisis deepens |
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Confusion as illness fells new Greek government
Health concerns have troubled Greece's new government less than a week after it formed, with the new finance minister resigning due to illness on Monday and Prime Minister Antonis Samaras (pictured) remaining at his home following eye surgery.
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Sunday, June 24, 2012
Greece PM cannot attend EU summit
Greece's new Prime Minister Antonis Samaras will miss this week's EU summit while he recovers from eye surgery.
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Friday, June 22, 2012
Press Watch, June 22
The Athens press greeted the new government with a mixture of hope and scepticism. Some newspapers – mainly opposition, which in this case means mainly pro-Pasok – complained that most of the ministers came from the old guard of the conservative New Democracy party.
Most papers focused on the appointment of the former National Bank of Greece governor – and president of the Hellenic Banking Association – to head the crucial finance (...)
Most papers focused on the appointment of the former National Bank of Greece governor – and president of the Hellenic Banking Association – to head the crucial finance (...)
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Greek finance minister admitted to hospital
Greece's new finance minister, Vassilis Rapanos, was admitted to a hospital Friday for tests, a day after he was appointed to the key government role, hospital officials confirmed.
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Greek Premier Samaras Cuts Ministers' Wages 30% to Set Example
 Bloomberg | Greek Premier Samaras Cuts Ministers' Wages 30% to Set Example Bloomberg Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras said the formation of his coalition government today represents a new start for Greece and that its goal is to get the ... Greek prime minister to have eye surgery Greek Gov't Pledges to Safeguard Euro Membership New Greek Government Charts New Course on Bailout |
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Thursday, June 21, 2012
Antonis Samaras: The Aristocrat Who Now Leads Austerity-Ridden Greece
 CTV.ca | Antonis Samaras: The Aristocrat Who Now Leads Austerity-Ridden Greece TIME Antonis Samaras opposed a bailout and then voted to support another. Now prime minister, he must figure out a way to bring the Greek economy back from the dead By Joanna Kakissis / Athens | @joannakakissis | June 20, 2012 | + Kostas Tsironis / AP ... Antonis Samaras appointed Greece's prime minister Greek coalition takes power, promises to revise bailout Greece Forms New Government |
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