INSIGHT-Exasperated lenders get blunt with Greece Reuters Grim mood prevails at meetings, niceties shunned. * Troika "angry but mostly fed up", Greek official says. * Troika returns to Athens next week to decide on aid. By Dina Kyriakidou. ATHENS, July 19 (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund's mission ... |
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Thursday, July 19, 2012
INSIGHT-Exasperated lenders get blunt with Greece
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Stylianidis speaks on migration issue, escalating crime rate
"A sense of fear and insecurity has justifiably been created among the Greek citizens".
The words belong to Interior Minister Evripidis Stylianidis, who was commenting on the escalating crime rate all over the country, due to the unchecked influx of unregistered migrants.
Stylianidis was talking at a one-day conference titled "Double Challenge: Economic Crisis and Migration" organised by the Constantine Karamanlis Foundation and (...)
The words belong to Interior Minister Evripidis Stylianidis, who was commenting on the escalating crime rate all over the country, due to the unchecked influx of unregistered migrants.
Stylianidis was talking at a one-day conference titled "Double Challenge: Economic Crisis and Migration" organised by the Constantine Karamanlis Foundation and (...)
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Greece Identifies EUR8.2 Bln Of Cuts In Austerity Plan
Greece Identifies EUR8.2 Bln Of Cuts In Austerity Plan - Source Wall Street Journal ATHENS--Greece's three coalition party leaders have so far identified more than 8 billion euros ($9.8 billion) of cutbacks as part of plans to implement EUR11.5 billion of austerity measures as demanded by international creditors, a government official ... |
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Greek Governing Coalition Identifies More Areas to Cut
Greece’s fragile coalition government said that it had identified areas that could be trimmed. but still to be determined is whether salaries and pensions are to be cut further.

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News Summary: Greeks spared more austerity in 2012
THE GOOD NEWS: Greeks will be spared new austerity measures this year, parties backing the coalition government promised on Wednesday.
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Greece's other crisis: xenophobic violence
Greece's other crisis: xenophobic violence CNN (blog) Editor's note: Jan Egeland is the Europe director of Human Rights Watch. Judith Sunderland is senior Western Europe researcher and author of the new Human Rights Watch report, “Hate on the streets: xenophobic violence in Greece.” The views expressed ... |
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Greek Governing Coalition Identifies Further Areas to Cut
![]() Globe and Mail | Greek Governing Coalition Identifies Further Areas to Cut New York Times Officials added that there would be no further cuts in the current fiscal year. They also renewed calls for an extension to the country's economic adjustment program, imposed under the terms of Greece's international bailout, because of a deepening ... Greeks promised no more austerity in 2012, but future cuts loom Greek leaders push back decision on austerity cuts Greek Coalition Agrees Basics of Austerity Plan |
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