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Portugal's Parliament Could Reject Turkey Refugee Aid, Greek Loans: PM Antonio Costa
Portugal's divided parliament may refuse to approve Lisbon's contribution to new bailout loans for Greece and a European Union aid package to help Turkey deal with the migrant crisis, Prime Minister Antonio Costa said on Saturday.
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Greece Inks Deal With Creditors to Unlock 12 Billion Euros: Minister
Greece has struck a deal with its international creditors to unblock some 12 billion euros in much-needed loans, Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos said today after marathon talks.
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Alexis Tsipras Says German Plan 'Would Lead to Crisis Without End'
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras warned today that a German proposal to give his debt-ridden country a bridging loan rather than agree a new bailout would be "a return to a crisis without end".
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'Confident' of Debt Deal, Loan Support: Greece
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras today said that he was confident of concluding his debt-crippled nation's third international bailout that will pave the way for default-averting loans.
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IMF Confirms Receiving Greek Request for New Loan
The International Monetary Fund said on Friday it had received a letter from Greece seeking a loan facility.
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Greece Officially Requests Fresh IMF Aid: Finance Ministry
Greece has submitted an official request to the International Monetary Fund for a new loan as it seeks a huge third bailout from its creditors, the finance ministry said today.
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Greece Vows Pension, Tax Reforms From Next Week in Return for Loan
Greece today promised it would start pension and tax reforms next week, as demanded by creditors, in return for a three-year eurozone loan to drag its financial system back from the brink of collapse.
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Protests in Greece Against EU-International Monetary Fund Loan Deal
Greek unions planned protests in Athens and other cities on Thursday over the prospect of new austerity cuts demanded by the country's international creditors.
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Greece Ducks Friday Deadline by Bundling IMF Payments
Greece bought time in debt crisis negotiations with official creditors Thursday when it moved to bundle four looming International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan payments into one, to be paid by the end of June.
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'Very Close' to a Deal With Creditors: Greece
Greece and its international creditors were "very close" to a loan deal for the cash-strapped country, a Greek junior minister said today, a day ahead of a key meeting in Brussels.
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Alexis Tsipras Seeks 'Happy Ending' With European Union
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said in remarks published Sunday he hoped key talks with the debt-crippled country's creditors would yield new financing and a "happy ending" in the standoff.
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Cash-Strapped Greece Repays First Part of IMF Loan Due in March
Greece repaid on Friday the first 310 million-euro installment of a loan from the International Monetary Fund that falls due this month, as it scrambles to cover its funding needs.
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Greece Insists on Temporary Funding to Give Time for Reforms
The Greek government will insist in negotiations with its EU creditors on reaching a deal on temporary funding before it presents a long-term agenda for renegotiating the country's foreign loans, a government source said on Friday.
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European Central Bank Stops Banks Using Greek Debt as Loan Collateral
The European Central Bank (ECB) on Wednesday announced it would no longer allow Greek banks to use government debt as collateral for loans, depriving the banks of a key source of much-needed cash.
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New Greek Government Steps Up Battle With Creditors
Greece's new government dramatically escalated its battle with the country's international creditors on Friday, refusing to meet the EU and IMF officials and rejecting fresh loans offered for February.
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Portugal's Parliament Could Reject Turkey Refugee Aid, Greek Loans: PM Antonio Costa
Portugal's divided parliament may refuse to approve Lisbon's contribution to new bailout loans for Greece and a European Union aid package to help Turkey deal with the migrant crisis, Prime Minister Antonio Costa said on Saturday.
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Greece Inks Deal With Creditors to Unlock 12 Billion Euros: Minister
Greece has struck a deal with its international creditors to unblock some 12 billion euros in much-needed loans, Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos said today after marathon talks.
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Alexis Tsipras Says German Plan 'Would Lead to Crisis Without End'
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras warned today that a German proposal to give his debt-ridden country a bridging loan rather than agree a new bailout would be "a return to a crisis without end".
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'Confident' of Debt Deal, Loan Support: Greece
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras today said that he was confident of concluding his debt-crippled nation's third international bailout that will pave the way for default-averting loans.
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IMF Confirms Receiving Greek Request for New Loan
The International Monetary Fund said on Friday it had received a letter from Greece seeking a loan facility.
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Greece Officially Requests Fresh IMF Aid: Finance Ministry
Greece has submitted an official request to the International Monetary Fund for a new loan as it seeks a huge third bailout from its creditors, the finance ministry said today.
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Greece Vows Pension, Tax Reforms From Next Week in Return for Loan
Greece today promised it would start pension and tax reforms next week, as demanded by creditors, in return for a three-year eurozone loan to drag its financial system back from the brink of collapse.
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Protests in Greece Against EU-International Monetary Fund Loan Deal
Greek unions planned protests in Athens and other cities on Thursday over the prospect of new austerity cuts demanded by the country's international creditors.
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Greece Ducks Friday Deadline by Bundling IMF Payments
Greece bought time in debt crisis negotiations with official creditors Thursday when it moved to bundle four looming International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan payments into one, to be paid by the end of June.
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'Very Close' to a Deal With Creditors: Greece
Greece and its international creditors were "very close" to a loan deal for the cash-strapped country, a Greek junior minister said today, a day ahead of a key meeting in Brussels.
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Alexis Tsipras Seeks 'Happy Ending' With European Union
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said in remarks published Sunday he hoped key talks with the debt-crippled country's creditors would yield new financing and a "happy ending" in the standoff.
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Cash-Strapped Greece Repays First Part of IMF Loan Due in March
Greece repaid on Friday the first 310 million-euro installment of a loan from the International Monetary Fund that falls due this month, as it scrambles to cover its funding needs.
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Greece Insists on Temporary Funding to Give Time for Reforms
The Greek government will insist in negotiations with its EU creditors on reaching a deal on temporary funding before it presents a long-term agenda for renegotiating the country's foreign loans, a government source said on Friday.
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European Central Bank Stops Banks Using Greek Debt as Loan Collateral
The European Central Bank (ECB) on Wednesday announced it would no longer allow Greek banks to use government debt as collateral for loans, depriving the banks of a key source of much-needed cash.
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New Greek Government Steps Up Battle With Creditors
Greece's new government dramatically escalated its battle with the country's international creditors on Friday, refusing to meet the EU and IMF officials and rejecting fresh loans offered for February.
