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Greece: Attempts To Kickstart Stagnant Economy Meets Some Obstacles
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By Andy Dabilis Despite a second bailout from the EU Troika of 130 billion euros and a just-concluded Private Sector
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Fitch's Downgrades Greece to “Restricted Default” After Bond Swap
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[Greek Reporter] - By Andy Dabilis on March 10, in Economy, News, Politics ATHENS – The deal in which Greece forced investors to take 74 percent losses so that the country could write down $134 billion in debt came with a price: being declared unsafe for creditors.
Siemens Makes Deal with Greece to Settle Bribery Cases
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[Greek Reporter] - By Andy Dabilis on March 10, in Economy, News, Politics ATHENS – After long delays, Greece has reached an out-of-court settlement with German engineering firm Siemens, which was charged with bribing politicians in return for lucrative government
Greece's Lost Generation: 51.5% Out of Work
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[Greek Reporter] - By Andy Dabilis on March 8, in Economy, News, Politics Jobless Greeks line up to receive their benefit at an unemployment bureau in Athens November 11, (REUTERS/John Kolesidis) ATHENS – Austerity measures imposed by international lenders in
Greece Down to the Wire With Debt Write-Down Deal
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[Greek Reporter] - By Andy Dabilis on March 8, in Economy, News, Politics ATHENS – Greece will know by the end of March 8 if enough private investors have agreed to accept losses of 74 percent as part of a so-called Private Sector Involvement (PSI) deal designed to
Greece Finds Cases of Pension Fraud
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[Greek Reporter] - By Andy Dabilis on March 6, in Economy, News, Politics ATHENS – Nine months after it was reported that Greece was paying pensions to dead, it has been discovered the country – in the midst of a deep recession and economic crisis – is paying
Greece Tasks US Firm to Oversee $26 Billion Solar Project
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[Greek Reporter] - By Andy Dabilis on March 6, in Economy, News, Politics ATHENS – Depending on an ambitious $26 billion plan called the Helios Project to harness the power of the sun that shines on Greece as much as 300 days a year, the Greek government has
Troika Says Greece Will Need Third Bailout by 2015
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[Greek Reporter] - By Andy Dabilis on March 4, in Economy, News, Politics ATHENS – The ink isn't dry yet on a second bailout to save Greece – this one for $172 billion after a first for $152 billion didn't slow the country's slide toward default
Greek Elections Set for April 29 – Will Anything Change?
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[Greek Reporter] - By Andy Dabilis on March 4, in Economy, News, Politics ATHENS – The brief reign of interim Prime Minister Lucas Papademos, the former European Central Bank (ECB) Vice-President who has been ruling since former premier George Papandreou resigned on
Crisis Forces Greece to Abandon EU Anti-Piracy Fight
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[Greek Reporter] - By Andy Dabilis on March 6, in Economy, News, Politics ATHENS – With its economy sinking at home, Greece is bailing out of the European Union's anti-piracy campaign off the coast of Somalia to save money. Struggling with its worst budget crisis
Troika in Greece to Stay; EU Insists on Bailout Chief
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[Greek Reporter] - By Andy Dabilis on March 2, in Economy, News, Politics ATHENS – Greeks had better get used to the idea of the international lenders coughing up the dough to keep the country from defaulting sticking around as officials of the Troika of the
Anti-Corruption Chief Says Greek Laws Condone Graft
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[Greek Reporter] - By Andy Dabilis on March 2, in Economy, News, Politics ATHENS – One of Greece's biggest problems – corruption – not only isn't getting better but is actually being promoted by laws supposed to prevent it, the head of the Greek office of
Greek Parliament OK's More Wage, Pension Cuts
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[Greek Reporter] - By Andy Dabilis on February 29, in Economy, News, Politics ATHENS – The Greek Parliament has ushered in a continuing age of austerity for recession-battered Greeks, approving a government package of more deep pay and pension cuts in order to
Greece's Tax Evaders Aren't Going to Jail Soon
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[Greek Reporter] - By Andy Dabilis on February 28, in Economy, News, Politics ATHENS – A much-vaunted crackdown on tax evaders recently in which more than 100 were arrested has run into a common obstacle in the Greece justice system: court backlogs and bureaucratic
Greek Companies Urge Europe: Give Greece a Chance
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[Greek Reporter] - By Andy Dabilis on February 28, in Economy, News, Politics ATHENS – As Greece takes regular bashings in media around the world and is struggling to stay alive during an economic crisis and deep recession, more than 20 of the country's biggest
Greece Nears Deal to End Siemens Scandal
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[Greek Reporter] - By Andy Dabilis on February 27, in Economy, News, Politics ATHENS – After four years in delays and a scandal in which $1.8 billion in bribes was reportedly paid to top government officials to secure lucrative contracts, Greece is reportedly set to
Greece Wants Libyan Oil to Fill Iran Gap
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[Greek Reporter] - By Andy Dabilis on February 26, in Economy, News, Politics ATHENS – Already deep in the throes of an economic crisis, Greece is moving quickly to fend off shortages of oil that will be created by an embargo from Iran on European countries by
Greece Will Pile On More Taxes in June
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[Greek Reporter] - By Andy Dabilis on February 26, in Economy, News, Politics ATHENS – Already under an avalanche of tax hikes – including a doubling of income and property taxes – beleaguered Greeks will be hit with a new round of increases in June when the
Bakoyianni Says Her Husband Transferred 1M Euros to Buy Ship
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[Greek Reporter] - By Andy Dabilis on February 28, in Economy, News, Politics ATHENS – With Greece abuzz about the identity of a Member of Parliament said to have transferred euros ($1.34 million) abroad at a time when Greeks were being asked not to panic
Greek Parliament to Vote on Second Bailout
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[Greek Reporter] - By Andy Dabilis on February 28, in Economy, News, Politics ATHENS – The German Bundestag has given its approval to a $172 billion second bailout of Greece as part of a deal worked out with international lenders after Chancellor Angela Merkel said
Greece Moves to Make Investors Take Big Losses
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[Greek Reporter] - By Andy Dabilis on February 24, in Economy, News, Politics ATHENS – Saved again by international lenders who agreed to a second bailout package, Greece has now told private investors it will pay most of them back only about 25 percent of what they
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