Telegraph.co.uk | Greek PM: Painful cuts will restore credibility Boston.com THESSALONIKI, Greece (AP) — Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras insisted Saturday that the latest package of deep spending cuts, which will once again affect wages and pensions, will be the last, but he also defended the measures as necessary to ... Thousands Protest Greek Austerity Measures at Trade Fair Thousands of Greeks protest against new round of austerity cuts |
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Greek PM: Painful cuts will restore credibility
Tens Of Thousands Protest Greek Austerity Measures
AFP | Tens Of Thousands Protest Greek Austerity Measures Wall Street Journal By Alkman Granitsas Tens of thousands of demonstrators marched through the streets of the northern Greek city of Thessaloniki on Saturday, marking the first large scale protest against upcoming government austerity measures. Greek PM: Painful cuts will restore credibility Thousands of Greeks protest against new round of austerity cuts |
Greek neo-Nazi party targets immigrant traders
Deutsche Welle | Greek neo-Nazi party targets immigrant traders Deutsche Welle Golden Dawn (Chryssi Avgi) released a video showing 30 uniformed militant activists carrying Greek flags as they checked the papers of traders. They then began kicking over the traders' merchandise stalls, as police and pedestrians passed by without ... |
Thousands Protest Greek Austerity Measures at Trade Fair
euronews | Thousands Protest Greek Austerity Measures at Trade Fair Wall Street Journal Thousands of demonstrators marched through the streets of the northern Greek city of Thessaloniki on Saturday, marking the first mass protest against upcoming government austerity measures. According to police, more than 15,000 protesters were taking ... Greek Prime Minister: Painful, Unjust Cuts Will Restore Our Credibility Greek anger rises ahead of fresh cuts |
German Constitutional Court hearing will be day of judgement for the euro
Samaras Says Spending Cuts Imperative to Keep Greece in Euro
Business Recorder (blog) | Samaras Says Spending Cuts Imperative to Keep Greece in Euro Businessweek “The truth is Greece came very close to exiting the euro,” Samaras said today in a speech in Thessaloniki, northern Greece. “Greece would die. We had to avert this immediate threat. To regain credibility as a country we had to move ahead with and honor ... Greece aims at good marks from auditors Premier: Painful cuts will restore credibility Greece prime minister says country must stay in euro to be "modern and credible" |
Premier: Painful cuts will restore credibility
Premier: Painful cuts will restore credibility
THESSALONIKI, Greece (AP) — Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras says the final round of austerity measures contains painful and unjust cuts but is necessary to restore Greece's credibility and continue to receive funding from creditors.
Debt-laden Greece is in the fifth year of a deep recession that has seen its economy shrink by 20 percent and the jobless rate soar to 24.4 percent in June.
Debt-laden Greece is in the fifth year of a deep recession that has seen its economy shrink by 20 percent and the jobless rate soar to 24.4 percent in June.
Premier: Painful cuts will restore credibility
Eight out of ten Greeks pessimistic about economic future: survey
Eight out of ten Greek citizens were pessimistic about their economic future, according to an opinion survey published on Friday, as the Greek government discussed a new round of austerity to address the country's debt crisis.
The bankers' dictatorship in Greece
The Voice of Russia | The bankers' dictatorship in Greece World Socialist Web Site Some 150 years after the first struggles for an eight-hour day, and a century after the introduction of the first five-day work week, the troika is demanding that workers in Greece work 6 or 7 days a week for subsistence wages, or less. To this end the ... Greece to resume talks with troika |
Greece man's career takes plenty of digging
Greece man's career takes plenty of digging Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Steve Goldstein, a 2006 graduate of Greece Athena High School, is making a life of studying how early cattle herders around the world lived and worked by excavating land to find and research handcrafted stone tools estimated to be used 1,000 to 5,000 ... |