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New Greek Cabinet Sworn in With Few New Faces
Greece's new cabinet was sworn in on Wednesday, bringing in few new faces as re-elected Prime Minister Alexis Tspiras sought continuity in pushing through economic reforms under the watchful eye of international lenders.
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Reshuffled Greek Cabinet Takes Over to Enact Unpopular Reforms
A revamped Greek government took over today in an effort to enforce a third bailout accompanied by tough fiscal reforms opposed by a sizeable section of the ruling Syriza party.
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Greek Cabinet Prepares High-Risk Talks amid Default Fears
Greece's hard left government was to fine tune its economic programme today ahead of a week of high-risk international talks but with no sign so far of an imminent deal with its creditors.
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Greek government pledges to safeguard euro membership
Greece's new conservative-led coalition government on Thursday pledged to try and revise the country's austerity commitments to its creditors, but insisted that would not endanger ties with the rest of Europe or Greek use of the euro currency.
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Greek president calls last-ditch talks to avert new polls
Greece's President Carolos Papoulias will meet political party chiefs on Sunday in a last-ditch attempt to form a cabinet after inconclusive elections that have raised fears of a Greek eurozone exit.
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New Greek Cabinet Sworn in With Few New Faces
Greece's new cabinet was sworn in on Wednesday, bringing in few new faces as re-elected Prime Minister Alexis Tspiras sought continuity in pushing through economic reforms under the watchful eye of international lenders.
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Reshuffled Greek Cabinet Takes Over to Enact Unpopular Reforms
A revamped Greek government took over today in an effort to enforce a third bailout accompanied by tough fiscal reforms opposed by a sizeable section of the ruling Syriza party.
-
Greek Cabinet Prepares High-Risk Talks amid Default Fears
Greece's hard left government was to fine tune its economic programme today ahead of a week of high-risk international talks but with no sign so far of an imminent deal with its creditors.
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Greek government pledges to safeguard euro membership
Greece's new conservative-led coalition government on Thursday pledged to try and revise the country's austerity commitments to its creditors, but insisted that would not endanger ties with the rest of Europe or Greek use of the euro currency.
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Greek president calls last-ditch talks to avert new polls
Greece's President Carolos Papoulias will meet political party chiefs on Sunday in a last-ditch attempt to form a cabinet after inconclusive elections that have raised fears of a Greek eurozone exit.
