Greece Financial Crisis
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Greek PM Alexis Tsipras Asks Parliament to Approve Reforms as 'National Responsibility'
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras asked parliament early Saturday to approve his reform proposals to creditors as a "national responsibility" that would keep the struggling nation inside the European Union.
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Tourists Urged to Take Cash if Visiting Stricken Greece
Tourists heading for Greece were urged to take enough cash with them to last their entire stay as Athens announced banks would be closed Monday in a deepening financial crisis.
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Greece 'beginning to stabilize': rescue lenders
Greece's rescue creditors say the country's economy is 'beginning to stabilize,' a day after reaching a key agreement to resume bailout loan payments.
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General strike shuts down services across Greece
Public and many private services have shut down across Greece as unions hold a 24-hour general strike to protest further austerity cuts in the recession-plagued country.
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Greece back in crisis mode on state TV shutdown, downgrade
Greece's fragile government faced an internal revolt and fierce public protest on Wednesday over the sudden closure of state broadcaster ERT, hours after the humiliation of seeing its bourse downgraded to emerging market status.
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Greek PM Alexis Tsipras Asks Parliament to Approve Reforms as 'National Responsibility'
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras asked parliament early Saturday to approve his reform proposals to creditors as a "national responsibility" that would keep the struggling nation inside the European Union.
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Tourists Urged to Take Cash if Visiting Stricken Greece
Tourists heading for Greece were urged to take enough cash with them to last their entire stay as Athens announced banks would be closed Monday in a deepening financial crisis.
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Greece 'beginning to stabilize': rescue lenders
Greece's rescue creditors say the country's economy is 'beginning to stabilize,' a day after reaching a key agreement to resume bailout loan payments.
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General strike shuts down services across Greece
Public and many private services have shut down across Greece as unions hold a 24-hour general strike to protest further austerity cuts in the recession-plagued country.
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Greece back in crisis mode on state TV shutdown, downgrade
Greece's fragile government faced an internal revolt and fierce public protest on Wednesday over the sudden closure of state broadcaster ERT, hours after the humiliation of seeing its bourse downgraded to emerging market status.
