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Greece aims to significantly reduce its public debt by 2026, focusing on early repayment of loans totaling €7 billion.

Former employees of the ATO's private debt collectors describe significantly worse conditions and compensation compared to public service employees, leading to high turnover and impact on taxpayer assistance.

Greece has shown impressive recovery as one of Europe's remarkable examples, but the exit from the crisis is not yet complete due to low citizen incomes and institutional weaknesses.

Moody's has maintained Poland's credit rating and outlook despite concerns over public debt and deficit forecasts.

Scope Ratings has affirmed Greece's credit rating at BBB with a positive outlook, supported by strong fiscal performance and favorable debt structure.

A Finnish parliament member warns that without significant measures, Finland could face a financial crisis within a decade due to rapid public sector debt growth.

The Greek Public Debt Management Agency will conduct an auction for six-month treasury bills worth 400 million euros on March 24, 2026.

The article discusses the challenges faced by Estonia in balancing increased defense spending with public financial sustainability as the country's debt rises rapidly.

Fernando Haddad concluded his tenure as Brazil's Minister of Finance, during which he achieved notable economic growth and reforms while facing criticism over increased taxes and public debt.

The article discusses the implications of rising U.S. public debt amid ongoing military conflicts and fiscal policies.

Greece is considering early debt repayment strategies as a means to manage its significant public debt, which is seen as unsustainable.

The article discusses how political disputes among key government bodies affect Poland's public finances and creditworthiness.

Slovak Finance Minister Ladislav Kamenický faces the challenge every year of creating a consolidation package that saves millions for the state while reducing the deficit and preventing uncontrolled debt growth.

Greece is set to make another early repayment of 7 billion euros on its public debt in June, confirming earlier reports and aiming to improve its financial profile.

Brazil's Finance Minister Fernando Haddad's tenure has seen economic growth but also challenges in controlling public spending, leading to mixed reactions from the financial market.

Grupo Afirme is set to auction plants and equipment from Altos Hornos de México (AHMSA) to recover a debt of 8.3 billion pesos after a public auction was declared void by the court.

Argentina's public debt increased by US$11.2 billion in February, driven by the appreciation of the peso amid rising inflation.

Argentina's public debt rose by US$ 11.2 billion in February, primarily due to inflation-linked bonds, despite significant debt repayments during the month.

Águas das Agulhas Negras is offering special payment conditions for customers with overdue accounts as part of its 'Não Vacila' campaign during Consumer Month.

Uganda's public debt has exceeded 130 trillion Shillings, primarily due to an increase in domestic debt issuances.

Argentina's Central Bank has acquired US$3.3 billion in reserves this year, but only US$800 million remains available due to public debt commitments.

Moody's assessment highlights ongoing concerns regarding Greece's high public debt and the impact of delayed reforms on economic growth after the Recovery and Resilience Fund ends.

The recently unsealed chapter of the robodebt royal commission report reveals potential corruption among public officials involved in the unlawful Centrelink debt recovery scheme.

Tanzania's government has proposed a budget of 62.33 trillion TZS for the 2026/27 financial year, reflecting a 10.3% increase aimed at strengthening the economy.

The demand for educational loans in Madrid has surged by 61.5% since 2020, attributed to the lack of public offerings and the necessity for quick professional outcomes.

A public hearing about potential fraud involving Posco Engineering and Construction of Brazil was canceled amidst claims of significant debt and bankruptcy.

The Spanish government acknowledges a 40-year debt to Castilla-La Mancha regarding the transfer of public facilities, amounting to 3,100 square meters.

Pedro Sola criticized those who labeled singer Christian Nodal as a delinquent in child support payments, suggesting they are motivated by resentment.

The Buenos Aires government has proposed a bill to the Legislature to authorize debt financing of up to US$1.35 billion for the construction of a new subway line intended to enhance transportation between different neighborhoods.

The governor of the Bank of France, François Villeroy de Galhau, opposes public subsidies for fuel amidst rising prices, asserting that increasing deficits and debt would harm French citizens.

Helsinki is facing a significant increase in debt due to new transportation projects, with over two-thirds of the new debt stemming from rail development.

There is significant interest in the record levels of Czech debt.

Finland's budget director, Mika Niemelä, emphasizes the impossibility of maintaining paved rural roads amidst rapid state debt and ongoing public expenditure cuts.

The City Hall of Taubaté is auctioning a public plot in the Água Quente neighborhood, with bids starting at R$ 1.85 million as part of a strategy to reduce the municipality's debt.

The Canadian agency DBRS maintained Greece's credit rating at BBB with a stable outlook, reflecting balanced risks due to favorable economic and fiscal developments.

Experts argue that the portrayal of Finland's public debt is overly pessimistic, indicating that debt increases have been largely exaggerated.

Debt emissions in OECD countries are projected to reach a record $29 trillion this year, driven by increased public spending pressures and rising financing costs.

The Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean (CAF) has approved $450 million in credits for Ecuador to enhance public safety and disaster response capabilities.

Greece's public debt management agency has announced a reduced interest rate of 1.97% for a new series of annual treasury bills, successfully raising a total of 500 million euros through a recent auction.

A recent survey reveals that 40% of low-income households in Japan take on debt to cover educational expenses, despite efforts to expand public support for education costs.

The Spanish Treasury has proposed Inés Olóndriz to head the Independent Authority for Fiscal Responsibility (AIReF), emphasizing her qualifications and experience.

Petroamazonas has canceled a debt of 850 million dollars owed to the Ecuadorian state.

Poland's public debt rose to 1,951.9 billion PLN by the end of December 2025, marking a record increase due to various economic factors.

Recent data indicates that Italy's GDP-debt ratio is projected to be 3.1% in 2025, preventing the country from exiting the EU's excessive deficit procedure.

Student loan debt in England has become increasingly burdensome, leading to calls for reform from politicians and public figures.

Alexandra Villacís seeks to overturn a public employment ban imposed due to a debt, by requesting information and enabling her work status from the Ministry of Labor and the Internal Revenue Service.

Fitch Ratings has updated its outlook on Poland's credit rating, maintaining it but adjusting the perspective to negative amid ongoing economic and political considerations.

Brazil's gross public debt stood at 78.7% of GDP in January, slightly below expectations, with a primary surplus recorded in the consolidated public sector.

An auction of 52-week Greek government bonds will take place on March 4, 2026, amounting to 400 million euros.

Finland's parties have reached a historic preliminary agreement on instituting a debt brake, which will necessitate significant public expenditure adjustments by 2031.