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How the world sees Greece
Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Greece’s Capital Through Ben Loulou’s Camera
In the secret alleys and bizarre areas of Athens and Piraeus, photographer Didier Ben Loulou managed to capture on camera, the energy flow within the bodies of immigrants and street people of Greece, as well zero in on the look in their eyes. This is ...
Greek austerity has caused more than 500 male suicides – report
RTGreek austerity has caused more than 500 male suicides – reportRTThe 30-page study, titled 'The Impact of Fiscal Austerity on Suicide: On the Empirics of a Modern Greek Tragedy' and published in the Social Science and Medicine journal was authored by Nikolaos Antonakakis and Alan Collins from Portsmouth University.Researchers Find Greek Austerity Caused More than 500 SuicidesGreek ReporterAusterity in Greece caused more than 500 male suicides, say researchersThe Guardianall 4 news articles »
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Eurobank and National eager to tap markets
Eurobank and National are rushing to make the most of the favorable climate for Greece in global markets, as the former is beginning the process of its share capital increase this week and the latter is expected to open the book for its new five-year bond... ...
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EDF stuns local energy market with plan for strategic PPC entry
French energy giant Electricite de France (EDF) expressed last week its interest in the privatization of Greece’s Public Power Corporation (PPC), just as the government is poised to sell off part of the electricity company under a scheme dubbed “Small PPC... ...
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Home market unlikely to pick up soon
The Greek economy may emerge from the deep, protracted recession of the last six years in 2014 but prospects for one of the locomotives of growth in the past do not look promising. The residential real estate market is bound to have another poor year, alt... ...
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Reds and Greens stay alive in Euroleague
Easter – and home advantage – worked wonders for Panathinaikos and Olympiakos who stayed alive in the Euroleague play-offs beating CSKA and Real Madrid respectively on Monday in Greece.
Shaking off the uncharacteristically poor performance three days earl... ...
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Monday, April 21, 2014
Greece austerity causes 551 male suicides
A new study shows that over 550 men have committed suicide in Greece "solely because of fiscal austerity." According to the survey, conducted by researchers at the University of Portsmouth in the UK, every 1 percent increase in government spending cuts in ...
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