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How the world sees Greece
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
Greek State losing 7,5 Billion from Motorways
Greek State losing 7,5 Billion from MotorwaysGreek ReporterAs revealed in a report by the General Accounting Office, the Greek State loses 7.5 billion euros, according to the terms of the new contracts for motorways and road tolls. The General Accounting Office reported that the amounts that the State lost ...
Bishop Seraphim: Cohabitation Agreement an Insult to God
Bishop Seraphim of Piraeus sent a letter to the Deputy Prime Minister, Evangelos Venizelos, asking him not to include same-sex couples in the cohabitation agreement. The Bishop marked that it would be an insult against God. Among others, the Bishop noted that he felt a profound indignation when he learned that PASOK had put down […]
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Kedikoglou: Foreclosures Won’t Affect the Poor
The ongoing battle of foreclosures has not only caused reactions on a social level but also among the parliamentary groups of the coalition government. The government is preparing a compromise plan with the Troika, stressing that it will not proceed to a full release. “Our goal is to reach an agreement with the Troika, however […]
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Greek High-Tech Exports Worth Over 1 Billion Euros Per Year
The conference “Made in Greece” covered all aspects of business activities from industrial manufacturing, to software development and research. In particular, the Greek innovative technology had a special presence at the first conference of exports and five companies of high technology presented their activities and impressive business achievements as well. According to the Organisation of […]
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Parents Honor International Day of People with Disability
On Tuesday morning, the parents and guardians of people with disabilities gathered at Korai Square in central Athens, in order to protest for cuts on the wages of people with special needs in Greece. It was fitting that they chose Tuesday to do this, since the 3rd of December is the International Day of People […]
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Greek Minister of Education Meeting with No Results
The lengthy meeting of the Minister of Education Mr. Konstantinos Arvanitopoulos with the members of the Conference of Rectors, ended with no result in particular, and no solution to the problem. The main topic under discussion was the decision of Mr. Arvanitopoulos, to send the chancellor of the National Kapodistrian University, Mr. Theodosis Pelegrinis, to the […]
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Greek Educational System in Crisis
According to a survey of the Program for International Assesment (PISA) on behalf of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Developement (OECD), Greece is below average compared to other member countries of the Organisation, in terms of efficiency in the educational system. The new data shows that Greece has fallen to number 42 from 25, […]
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