Greek government-debt crisis
Greek T-bill auction to raise 625 mln euros
The Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA) announced on Friday that this Wednesday it will auction 13-week treasury bills in book entry form to the amount of 625 million euros.
The issue matures on May 7 and the settlement date is this Friday.
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Sani Development declared highest bidder for Sani-Kassandra development
Sani Development and Tourism Company SA was declared the highest bidder for the development of the property Sani-Kassandra on the Halkidiki peninsula by the Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund (TAIPED), a member company of the Growthfund, the National Fund of Greece, on Monday.
IMF sees significant improvement in Greece’s prospects
Greece's economic outlook has improved notably, but significant challenges remain, the IMF said in a report released on Wednesday.
Kasselakis criticizes postal voting bill for Greeks abroad, calls for diaspora representation
SYRIZA leader Stefanos Kasselakis has criticized a government bill that introduces postal voting for Greeks living abroad in both national and European elections for not granting diaspora Greeks the right to run for office.
Chaos with state properties
Shortly before the country was forced to sign its first bailout agreement in 2010 there were proposals for the utilization of the state's real estate by issuing a bond guaranteeing the approximately 72,000 properties managed by the Hellenic Public Properties Company (ETAD) to finance the debt, with talk about the possibility of raising 50 billion euros.
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SYRIZA MPs to meet for 3rd day Sunday
The main opposition SYRIZA party's parliamentary group meeting on the island of Spetses will be extended by one day Sunday, as some MPs did not get to make their thematic presentations.
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SYRIZA seeking ‘calm waters’ on Spetses
Members of leftist SYRIZA's parliamentary group leave the port of Piraeus for the island of Spetses on Friday, where they will take part in a two-day "exchange of views" with the main objective being for the opposition party to sail in "calm waters" after the recent infighting, and to forge a way forward. The meetings will take place at the island home of SYRIZA leader Stefanos Kasselakis.
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Projects shelved in favor of Thessaly reconstruction
It is very likely that the extension of Kymis Avenue in northern Athens, the extension of the Western Ring Road of Ymittos toward Elliniko, and other projects that were planned but have not yet started will be shelved by the Ministry of Infrastructure.
Kasselakis wants ‘National Plan for the Greek Dream’
SYRIZA leader Stefanos Kasselakis has called on his MPs to formulate a "National Plan for the Greek Dream" as the party gathered on the island of Spetses for a three-day retreat.
It is understood that the main opposition leader opened proceedings by telling his MPs that the meeting would be a productive and creative discussion and exchange of viewpoints among equals.
Kasselakis denies reports he requested removal of Tsipras posters from party HQ
SYRIZA leader Stefanos Kasselakis has refuted a report alleging that he requested the removal of posters featuring Alexis Tsipras, a former prime minister and his predecessor as the head of the party, from the walls of the main opposition headquarters in Koumoundourou Square.