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International Monetary Fund To Participate For Last Time In Greek Bailout
The International Monetary Fund, a key creditor in Greece's bailout, will not participate in any further rescues of the debt-wracked country, Germany's finance minister told a Greek newspaper Saturday.
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Majority of Germans Opposed to Third Bailout for Greece: Poll
More than half of Germans are opposed to a planned third bailout for Greece and the vast majority do not believe the Greek government will implement economic reforms, a survey by Forsa for newspaper Handelsblatt showed.
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Greek Newspapers Running Out of Paper
With banks shut and the economy seizing up, some Greek newspapers like the Empros daily on the island of Lesvos are running out of paper and could be forced to stop sales altogether until the banks open again.
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Greeks to Decide Whether to Keep Euro: German Finance Minister
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said in a newspaper interview that Greeks would decide on Sunday whether to keep the euro or do without it, at least for a while, but that the country remained part of the common currency.
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Greek Referendum Poll Shows 'No' Vote at 43%, 'Yes' at 42.5%
Opponents of Greece's bailout terms have a 0.5 percentage-point lead over the 'Yes' vote, a poll by Public Issue for the Syriza-published newspaper Avgi showed on Friday.
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Budget breather for Greece would spur economic recovery: Report
Finance ministry officials in Greece have calculated that the debt-stricken country's economy will recover faster and its debt be more sustainable if it is given two more years to reduce its budget deficit, a Greek newspaper reported on Saturday.
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Euro 2012: Greek media proud of Euro showing against Germans
Greek newspapers on Saturday put a silver lining on the national team's 4-2 defeat by Germany, stressing that their underdogs had punched above their weight by reaching the Euro 2012 quarter-finals.
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Match-fixing scandal extends in Greece
An Athens daily newspaper reported on Monday that a new match-fixing case out of the northern Greek city Salonica may involve the Greek national team.
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International Monetary Fund To Participate For Last Time In Greek Bailout
The International Monetary Fund, a key creditor in Greece's bailout, will not participate in any further rescues of the debt-wracked country, Germany's finance minister told a Greek newspaper Saturday.
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Majority of Germans Opposed to Third Bailout for Greece: Poll
More than half of Germans are opposed to a planned third bailout for Greece and the vast majority do not believe the Greek government will implement economic reforms, a survey by Forsa for newspaper Handelsblatt showed.
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Greek Newspapers Running Out of Paper
With banks shut and the economy seizing up, some Greek newspapers like the Empros daily on the island of Lesvos are running out of paper and could be forced to stop sales altogether until the banks open again.
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Greeks to Decide Whether to Keep Euro: German Finance Minister
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said in a newspaper interview that Greeks would decide on Sunday whether to keep the euro or do without it, at least for a while, but that the country remained part of the common currency.
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Greek Referendum Poll Shows 'No' Vote at 43%, 'Yes' at 42.5%
Opponents of Greece's bailout terms have a 0.5 percentage-point lead over the 'Yes' vote, a poll by Public Issue for the Syriza-published newspaper Avgi showed on Friday.
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Budget breather for Greece would spur economic recovery: Report
Finance ministry officials in Greece have calculated that the debt-stricken country's economy will recover faster and its debt be more sustainable if it is given two more years to reduce its budget deficit, a Greek newspaper reported on Saturday.
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Euro 2012: Greek media proud of Euro showing against Germans
Greek newspapers on Saturday put a silver lining on the national team's 4-2 defeat by Germany, stressing that their underdogs had punched above their weight by reaching the Euro 2012 quarter-finals.
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Match-fixing scandal extends in Greece
An Athens daily newspaper reported on Monday that a new match-fixing case out of the northern Greek city Salonica may involve the Greek national team.
