Business Insider | Most Greeks want new govt to renegotiate bailout: poll Reuters ATHENS (Reuters) - Most Greeks want the government to renegotiate the terms of its EU/IMF bailout regardless of the impact this stance would have on the country's future in the euro zone, a poll showed. Greece Flails About, Troika Inspectors Paint “Awful Picture,” Merkel Draws A ... Red tape still investment problem in Greece Despite Dissent, Greece to Sell Public Assets |
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Most Greeks want new govt to renegotiate bailout: poll
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Merkel still has German public support, poll shows
Despite widespread media focus on the perceived waning of German Chancellor Angela Merkel's politicial strength in both Germany and Europe, a recent poll aired on Friday, shows that she still has a significant amount of support from the German public.
According to the results of the "Political Barometer" presented on the German public television channel
ZDF, 61% of Germans consider that no more time should be given to Greece and other (...)
According to the results of the "Political Barometer" presented on the German public television channel
ZDF, 61% of Germans consider that no more time should be given to Greece and other (...)
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Poll says new government can't solve country issues
Most Greeks believe the new government driven by Antonis Samaras, is unable to resolve the country's problems, a poll found on Thursday.
The poll by Public Issue for Skai TV and the Kathimerini daily found 51 percent of Greeks believe the government is unable to tackle their country's problems, against 47 percent who think it can.
Sixty-six percent of those surveyed said Greece was on the wrong path. Only 23 percent said things were going well.
The poll by Public Issue for Skai TV and the Kathimerini daily found 51 percent of Greeks believe the government is unable to tackle their country's problems, against 47 percent who think it can.
Sixty-six percent of those surveyed said Greece was on the wrong path. Only 23 percent said things were going well.
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Edward Laraby admits 1991 murder of popular Greece music teacher
News 10NBC | Edward Laraby admits 1991 murder of popular Greece music teacher Rochester Democrat and Chronicle An imprisoned rapist with a long history of violence and sexual assaults has admitted the 1991 murder of Greece music teacher Stephanie Kupchynsky. Suspect To Be Arraigned In 1991 Murder Of Greece Teacher 21-year-old murder case solved in Greece I-Team 10 Investigation: 21-year-old murder case solved in Greece |
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Greek feast awaits hungry crowds: Music and dance to entertain festivalgoers ...
Greek feast awaits hungry crowds: Music and dance to entertain festivalgoers ... Foster's Daily Democrat PORTSMOUTH — Smells of souvlaki (marinated chicken), moussaka (baked eggplant) and gyros filled the lot behind the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church on Friday afternoon, as vendors roasted and prepared traditional Greek foods for the Seacoast ... |
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Greece Flails About, Troika Inspectors Paint “Awful Picture,” Merkel Draws A ...
Daily Beast | Greece Flails About, Troika Inspectors Paint “Awful Picture,” Merkel Draws A ... Business Insider He had two big jobs to do: one, promote Greece's efforts to renegotiate (“water down” is the technical term) the structural reforms that the prior government had agreed to in writing by signing the bailout memorandum; and two, push for a two-year delay ... Red tape still investment problem in Greece Despite Dissent, Greece to Sell Public Assets Greece's Absorption Of EU Funds At 41.3%, Above EU Average |
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If the US is on 'the road to Greece,' anti-tax Republicans are driving it
OregonLive.com | If the US is on 'the road to Greece,' anti-tax Republicans are driving it OregonLive.com Joe Conason writes: What Graham, Romney and all the other Republican politicians and pundits consistently fail to mention -- or perhaps don't know -- is that the central Greek problem isn't overspending per se. The central problem is the Greek ... |
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