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Sunday, March 30, 2014
Is Puerto Rico The Next Greece?
Drizzle Does Not Dampen the Spirit of Hellenism at NYC Independence Parade
MANHATTAN – The uncooperative weather that has plagued the Northeast this winter, and whose biting winds made last weekend’s Greek Independence Parade in Philadelphia an uncomfortably chilly experience, relented only somewhat this afternoon for New York City’s Parade – the temperature much warmer but a light drizzle falling from a gloomy sky. There was no […]
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Dissident Greek Monks Complain of Persecution
Abbot of rebel Greek monks complains of food, medicine shortages at Mount Athos monastery
Thousands attend the 193rd Greek Independence parade
Greece prepares to approve bill needed for fresh loans
Our take: Alabama's proposed Greek integration bound for failure
France's Moscovici optimistic on Greece
Go Forth To The Fight For Freedom or Death
Greek Independence Day is a good time to remember the spirituality of freedom as well as the fight for freedom that has always exemplified Greeks.
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SYRIZA Move Fails To Stall Bill Vote
Greece's main opposition party tabled a motion of no-confidence in Finance Minister Yannis Stournaras, but didn't stall debate on a bill introducing key reforms.
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SYRIZA Censure Motion On Stournaras Fails To Stall Critical Bill
‘Businessman, Age 95′: The New Front for Tax Dodgers
Parliament moves ahead with debate on reform bill
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — The Greek parliament speaker ruled Sunday that the main opposition party's motion of no-confidence in Finance Minister Yannis Stournaras is inadmissible, ensuring that debate on a bill introducing market reforms agreed with the country's lenders can continue.
Hilton Gala Kicks off NY Greek Parade
NEW YORK – It’s not quite like Christmas Eve, but the annual fundraising gala of the Federation of Hellenic Societies of Greater New York on the eve of the Greek Parade, which was held this year in the ballroom of the New York Hilton, was filled with excitement for the big day that follows, the […]
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Strikes to Create Problems for Greek Maritime Traffic
Greek opposition party's no-confidence motion stalls debate on reform bill
The humanitarian drones that deliver medical supplies to roadless areas
When Domino's sent two pepperoni pizzas on a 10-minute drone flight last summer in a publicity stunt to demonstrate how takeaways may be delivered in the future, Andreas Raptopoulos reacted with scorn.
"This is total nonsense. Why the hell would you do that? The public risk to transport a pizza around when you can do it perfectly well with all of the infrastructure you already have there? Why don't you use the same technology to save somebody's life when a mother needs medicine or a child needs medicine instead of it being stuck on a lorry on a muddy road. To me, this is where technology works best," the Greek entrepreneur said.
Spain, The ECB And The Power Of Talk
Greece ruling party pulls ahead in polls ahead of key vote
Endless Queues for Drugs as Greek Pharmacies Strike
New Democracy Retakes Poll Lead
A poll shows the ruling New Democracy has the lead over the major opposition SYRIZA ahead of May elections in Greek municipalities and European Parliament.
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Greek Mayors Lead Hidden Assets List
Dozens of Greek mayors, along with doctors, soccer referees and journalists have reportedly falsified required declarations of wealth to hide their income.
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Tsipras Warns More Austerity Looms
Major opposition SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras said that the government is using a multi-bill to disguise the coming of more austerity measures.
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Greece is back at the forefront
Greece's parliament to vote on austerity bill
Greetings from Obamaland…Oops, I Mean Greece
Nigerian national caught with 1.1 kilos of heroin at Athens Airport
As vote on multi-bill looms, gov't looks to aid
Pharmacists ease fallout of strike
Tirana wants answers after Albanian inmate death
Greece: Eurovision medley by Freaky Fortune & Riskykidd
Tension in Greek prisons
When Inequality Isn't
Evzones at Stathakion Flag Raising, Dance Fete
Local Greek-American school children were present to sing the Greek and American national anthems during the raising of the flags outside the Stathakion, the headquarters of the Federation of Hellenic Societies of Greater , which organizes the Greek Parade on Fifth Avenue, which is only a day away. Dimitra Karasavides of the Pontian Society “Komninoi” […]
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Greek Pensioners Face 25% Auxiliary Cut
Craig Breen holds overnight lead in Greece
Greek conservatives retake lead before key vote, poll shows
By Angeliki Koutantou and Harry Papachristou ATHENS (Reuters) - The main party in Greece's ruling coalition, conservative New Democracy, has nudged ahead of the leftist opposition for the first time in six months, an opinion poll showed on Saturday, ahead of a key parliamentary vote on more tough reforms. The poll will be welcome news for Prime Minister Antonis Samaras' fragile government, whose cohesion has been tested by the controversial reforms demanded by international lenders as a condition to keep debt-laden Greece afloat. The poll, conducted on March 24-27 by Alco for weekly newspaper Proto Thema, showed Samaras' New Democracy winning 21.7 percent of the vote if elections were held today, against 21.2 percent for the main opposition, anti-bailout Syriza party. In Alco's previous poll on March 11-13, Syriza led New Democracy by 21.2 to 20 percent, a lead similar to that in all other polls tracked by Reuters in recent months.