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Greek Draft Budget Sees Primary Surplus, Return to Growth
Keywords:
Greece, debt and the new austerity budgets 2011-2013
12/10/2009
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Antonis Samaras of Greece's New Democracy Party and the European Union programs for Greece
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Samaras says the tax increases will hurt the Greece economy and the shrinking Greek economy under the current program will lead to the failure of the E.U.'s program for Greece.
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