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How the world sees Greece
Saturday, November 2, 2013
Unpaid PPC bills grow by 4 mln euros a day
By Chryssa Liaggou The electricity market in Greece is in serious trouble as a source at the Public Power Corporation (PPC) told Kathimerini that unpaid bills are growing at a rate of 4 million euros per day.PPC officials speak of an unmanageable situation concerning the ...
Two Members of Greek Neo-Nazi Party Killed in Drive-By Shooting
No one has been arrested and Greek authorities condemn the attack. Public Order Minister Nikos Dendias says the government will not let the country become what he calls a ground for settling scores. Golden Dawn rose from obscurity to become Greece's third most powerful political party, entering parliament on a anti-immigrant anti-economic austerity platform. The government considers ...
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2 members of Nazi-inspired political party killed in Greece
ATHENS, Greece A drive-by shooting killed two members of Greece's Nazi-inspired Golden Dawn party and wounded one outside a party office in Athens on Friday night, in what officials are treating as a likely far-left domestic terrorist attack.
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Friday, November 1, 2013
Would-be sorority rallies support to lift ban at Dixie State
GEORGE — A petition to lift the ban against Greek organizations at Dixie State ... "It was really important to me, the sisterhood, the leadership experience, and the home-away-from-home atmosphere," said Klabanoff, who said she has wanted to pledge ...
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Deadly shooting outside Greek far-right’s office
AFP
At least two people were killed in a drive-by shooting in the Greek capital of Athens on Friday just outside the offices of the country’s far-right Golden Dawn party, police source said.
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Shooting kills 2 Golden Dawn members in Greece
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — A drive-by shooting killed two members of Greece's Nazi-inspired Golden Dawn party and wounded one outside a party office in Athens on Friday night, officials said.
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Greek stock market hottest in the world
Greek stocks, which were once shunned by investors concerned that a default would force the country out of the euro zone, are beating almost every market in the world as a six-year recession eases and new investors consider purchases. Since June 5 last ...
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