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How the world sees Greece
Saturday, June 14, 2014
Colombia thrash Greece in joyous World Cup return
Colombia celebrated their first World Cup appearance since 1998 by sweeping aside Greece 3-0 on Saturday with a free-flowing display that showed their abundance of attacking talent even without top striker Radamel Falcao. The result at the Estadio Mineirao ...
Colombia Wallops Greece, 3-0
Colombia had little trouble defeating Greece at the World Cup.
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Colombia returns to World Cup with convincing win over harmless Greece
Colombia shocked a slow and out-of-sorts Greek side, 3-0, in front of a raucous house in Belo Horizonte. Goals from Pablo Armero, Teofilo Gutierrez and James Rodriguez sent the overwhelmingly pro-Colombian crowd at the Mineirao into rapture and put the ...
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10th Athens Pride Festival Was ‘A Family Affair’
The LGBT community of Athens celebrated the 10th Athens Pride Festival with a parade on Sunday, June 14. The parade started in Klafthmonos Square at 7pm and ended in Syntagma Square, in front of the Greek Parliament. The Festival’s motto for this year was “A Family Affair”. The main goals of Athens Pride 2014 was to raise awareness in regards to the possibility of lesbians, gays, bisexuals, and transsexuals in creating a legally recognized family. “The Greek state continues to deprive us of this right. They deny us our rights even after the decision of the European Court of Human Rights on November 7, 2013, according to which ‘Greece had violated the European Convention on Human Rights, excluding same-sex couples from civil unions.’ Equal access to family law is a fundamental requirement for a modern democracy. Excluding citizens from civil unions, marriage, procreation and adoption on the grounds of sexual orientation or gender identity, means the essential and selective exclusion from state protection and deprivation of the security it provides. As a result it shakes the stability of one’s personal life, while it burdens their everyday life both emotionally and financially,” stated the organizers. This year’s parade theme stressed the meaning of family as defined by any person in the LGBT community. For this reason, the poster for Athens Pride Festival 2014 shows the archetypal couple as Adam and Adam, united with their child, Eros, as an example of a LGBT family.
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Football: Colombia thump Greece
Colombia started its first World Cup campaign in 16 years in dazzling fashion, beating Greece 3-0 to open Group C overnight (NZT) in front of a big, loud pro-Colombian crowd. Left back Armero opened the scoring in the fifth minute when his deflected shot ...
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Tenth Athens Pride calls for equal rights to family
Hundreds of people on Saturday joined Greece's annual gay pride parade in a long-standing demand for equal rights to civil union and adoption. Titled "A Family Affair", the 10th Athens Pride held on central Klafthmonos Square was supported by nearly a dozen embassies including those of Britain, the United States and Canada. "This year, we focus on the concepts of equality and freedom of choice from the perspective of family life as defined by every LGBT person, and specifically on the legal recognition of all LGBT families," the organisers said.
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Greece Kicked Around, Loses to Colombia 3-0
Greece struggled in its World Cup opener, losing 3-0 to Colombia at Estadio Mineirao in Brazil, but the team and their fans are still hopeful they will pull themselves together and advance out of Group C. Its next game is Thursday, June 19 against Japan.
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Colombia vs. Greece: 6 Things We Learned
Colombia vs. Greece ended up a painful affair for Fernando Santos' side, but what have we learned from their 3-0 defeat? Greece's characteristic lack of attacking penetration combined with an uncharacteristic vulnerability in defence. One game in, and ...
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Colombia race past Greece, grab lead in Group C
One of the dark horses at the 2014 World Cup, Colombia, sprinted out of the starting gates with an untroubled 3-0 victory over 2004 European Champions Greece. The key to the Cafeteros' success was speed.
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FIFA World Cup, Highlights: Colombia Thrash Greece 3-0
23:25 (IST): Colombia 3 Greece 0 (Full-time). Armero 6', Gutierrez 59', Rodriguez 90 +3. 23:21 (IST): 90 +3' Stunning goal from James Rodriguez (Colombia)! Colombia 3 Greece 0. 23:17 (IST): 89' Jackson Martinez (Colombia) gets a great dangerous low pass ...
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Softer-than-butter Greece concedes three to Colombia
No beautiful horizon lies ahead for Greece after its performance at Belo Horizonte on Saturday and its 3-0 loss to Colombia in its opening game for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, as besides its defeat the national team was disappointing in many ways.
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Colombia beats Greece 3-0 in Group C opener
BELO HORIZONTE, Brazil — Colombia started its first World Cup campaign in 16 years in dazzling fashion, beating Greece 3-0 to open Group C on Saturday in front of a big, loud pro-Colombian crowd. Left back Armero opened the scoring in the fifth minute ...
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Colombia ease to a comfortable 3-0 victory over a disappointing Greece
THEY MAY HAVE been without their star striker Radamel Falcao but Colombia still managed to rack up a relatively straightforward victory in their Group C World Cup opener against Greece. Having finished second in CONMEBOL qualifying, just two points behind ...
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Colombia vs. Greece: Final score 3-0, Los Cafeteros dance past impotent Greece
Source: www.sbnation.com - Saturday, June 14, 2014 Colombia took full advantage of Greece's attacking impotence to run out 3-0 winners in their World Cup opener. Colombia kicked off their World Cup campaign with a 3-0 victory over Greece in Belo Horizonte. It was a strange game in which Greece saw much of the possession and regularly looked untroubled by the victors, though Fernando Santos ' outfit flattered to deceive and were twice made to pay for their eternal attacking impotence. It took only six minutes for Colombia to break the deadlock, with Juan Cuadrado's low cross from the right dummied by James RodrÃguez and promptly dispatched from the edge of the area by fullback Pablo Armero , via the leg of defender Kostas Manolas . Los Cafeteros celebrated with the best dance you'll see at this World Cup, though their joy should've been swiftly cut short. Within a minute of the opener, Greece's Panagiotis Kone found space on the edge of the box, only to slice his effort way over the crossbar. It was a miss Greece would be made to regret, as they toiled away for the remainder of the half without creating as good a chance. Colombia were quite happy to let them dominate possession, safe in the knowledge that with midfielders Abel Aguilar and Carlos Sánchez sitting comfy in front of the defence, they'd be very difficult to penetrate. Their goalkeeper David Ospina was only called into action right at the end of the first half, with a speculative effort from Kone clawed away from danger.All Related
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Colombia 3-0 Greece: Pablo Armero, Teofilo Gutierrez and James Rodriguez goals give South Americans Group C win
Click here to view our brilliant Match Zone service including Teofilo Gutierrez's goal. Welcome back, Colombia. Keen to make up for lost time after a 16-year absence from the finals and to rapturous applause, the exuberant, energetic South Americans got ...
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Clinical Colombia have too much for Greece
Being hard to beat is all well and good in the qualifiers but come tournament time the currency is goals and against Colombia in Belo Horizonte this afternoon, Greece were left fumbling in their pockets for inspiration. Colombia’s threat up front was ...
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Colombia ease past Greece in Group C
Colombia have defeated Greece 3-0 to claim three points from their opening World Cup match in Belo Horizonte. The South Americans scored through Pablo Armero, Teofilo Gutierrez and James Rodriguez to secure a facile victory and move top of Group C.
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2014 Word Cup: Colombia ease to win over Greece
Colombia kicked off their World Cup campaign with a 3-0 victory over Greece in Belo Horizonte. It was a strange game in which Greece saw much of the possession and regularly looked untroubled by the victors, though Fernando Santos‘ outfit flattered to ...
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Colombia use fervent following to inflict comfortable defeat on Greece
Colombia celebrate scoring their first goal in the Group C World Cup match against Greece. Photograph: Andrew Medichini/AP The World Cup will miss Radamel Falcao but Colombia have started just fine without him. Confident, composed and always in control ...
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Colombia v Greece: Greece coach Fernando Santos claims Kostas Mitroglou will ...
The IndependentColombia v Greece: Greece coach Fernando Santos claims Kostas Mitroglou will ...The IndependentFor all that the build-up to Colombia and Greece was dominated by a striker who won't be playing, the irony is it could well be settled by a forward who has barely played all year. It certainly feels one of football's quirks that the injured Radamel ...
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Quick-starting Colombia beat Greece
Colombia scored the fastest goal of the World Cup so far to set up a 3-0 victory against Greece in the opening game of Group C on Saturday.
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Greek Historian Honored by Turkish President
The badge of the Order of Excellence was presented by the President of the Turkish Republic Abdullah Gül to Evangelia Balta for her contribution to the literature and culture of Greeks in Asia Minor. Evangelia Balta is a historian working at the National ...
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LIVE FIFA World Cup Colombia v/s Greece: Teófilo Gutiérrez scores to put Colombia 2-0 up
58' GOAL! That's the second goal for Colombia and the team goes bonkers. A kick from the left flank was blocked by the Greek keeper but his save ricocheted into the legs of Teófilo Gutiérrez who scored 55' Dimitris Salpingidis now gets a yellow card 53 ...
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Loverdos-Mitsotakis Dispute Over Public Sector Layoffs
The Greek government has bought a few more days time in order to settle the dispute concerning the suspensions and layoffs of university administrative employees. PASOK expressed doubts about the number of public sector employees that the coalition government should sack in order to meet troika’s targets. After an amendment that was passed through the House of Parliament, the government postponed until next Friday, June 20, instead of this Sunday, the decision to dismiss or not the 1,134 university administrative employees who were part of the government’s mobility scheme. Meanwhile, the newly appointed Education Minister, Andreas Loverdos, supported by Evangelos Venizelos said that the government should rehire 880 university administrative employees, while the Greek Minister of Administrative Reform, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, argued that no more than 500 employees can return to their positions. The dispute between the two ministers has now reached its peak, with people close to Loverdos stating that Mitsotakis “is not aware of the political balances” because he is not actually a politician. On the other hand, people close to Mitsotakis are attacking the Greek Education Minister, mentioning that when he was the Minister of Health during Papandreou’s government, he had stated that “the one million public sector employees who keep causing trouble for 10 million people, thinking that their jobs are safe for life, is what brought our country to this position.” The Ministry of Administrative Reform has hinted that the number of employees who will be rehired may increase from 500 to 600 but Loverdos’ suggestion to rehire 880 employees cannot be met under any circumstances, because then the government would have to lay off other public sector employees in order to meet troika’s targets. The dispute between the two ministers is part of PASOK’s change in attitude towards the austerity measures. According to Greek news, PASOK’s leader, Evangelos Venizelos has doubt about the layoffs of 7,000 public sector employees, even though last year the government agreed to sack 15,000 public sector employees by the end of 2014.
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Greece Is One of the 196 Countries Monitored by Germany
According to Greek news, Greece is among the 196 countries that are currently being monitored by the German Federal Intelligence Service (BND). Considering Germany’s strong opposition when Snowden revealed the U.S. spying activities, this came as a surprise. As it was reported after several German documents came to light, BND has been monitoring internet activity in various countries, through e-mail and internet telecommunications. According to newspaper Ta Nea, the revelations surfaced when the relevant documents were filed during a dispute between a German lawyer and BND. It was revealed then that BND monitors internet activity in order to track international terrorist activity, however the extent of foreign target monitoring was not made clear. The German lawyer sued BND because he thought that his communication via e-mail with foreign customers may be a target of the agency’s monitoring, while he also believes that BDN did not have the right to spy on him, since he is a German citizen. Besides Greece, there are 195 more countries and regions which are part of the list of countries that have been monitored by Germany since April 2010. Three Greek telecommunications companies are currently co-operating with DE-CIX, the largest telecommunications provider in Germany. The three Greec companies are OTEGlobe, Forthnet and Cyprus’ CYTA. According to the German magazine Spiegel, BND has been monitoring Greece through these intrnet providers. Furthermore, they have also been collaborating with major internet companies such as Facebook, Twitter, Microsoft, Amazon, Yahoo, Ebay and LinkedIn.
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Fatal Car Collision in Peloponnese – 1 Dead, 3 Arrested
Three men in Peloponnese were arrested by Greek police for intentionally forcing another car off the road with their vehicle. Their actions led to the death of a Bulgarian man. According to Greek authorities, the three Greek men aged 48, 55 and 58, were in the village of Myrsini in Peloponnese, where they started an argument with two Bulgarian men, aged 27 and 35 years old. During the argument, the 58-year-old Greek man punched the 35-year-old Bulgarian. The two foreign men decided to leave the scene and drove away in their car. According to Greek police reports, the three Greeks allegedly followed the Bulgarians in their own car and intentionally forced them off the road. As a result, the 27-year-old Bulgarian man died, while the other man was injured.
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FIFA World Cup, Live Blog: Colombia 2 Greece 0
Colombia take on Greece in their first Group C clash of the 2014 FIFA World Cup. Follow live updates here: (Scorecard) 22:47 (IST): 58' Teofilo Gutierrez (Colombia) carries the ball straight into the net! Colombia 2 Greece 0. 22:46 (IST): 57' Substitution.
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FIFA World Cup 2014: Columbia vs Greece, Uruguay vs Costa Rica Live Game ...
Kick SoccaFIFA World Cup 2014: Columbia vs Greece, Uruguay vs Costa Rica Live Game ...Dynamo Theory (blog)Greece - Greece are a very weird team (in my opinion). I genuinely don't know what to think about this team. I can see them getting out of this group ahead of Ivory Coast if they are at their best, but I imagine they will take 3rd place. They need ...2014 World Cup – Day 3 Predictions (England vs Italy, Uruguay vs Costa Rica ...SportigeWorld Cup Day 3 Preview: Colombia vs Greece, Uruguay vs Costa Rica ...Kick Soccaall 566 news articles »
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China's last drive to join the outer world : the soccer World Cup
On Friday 13th of June, 19 million Chinese were watching the soccer match Brazil-Croatia (3-1) in Saõ Paolo, opening the Copa do mundo or soccer world cup which is the most fanatically followed soccer tournament in the world –the European version of “football”. This huge audience tuned in despite the late hour in china (4 am) and the fact that the national team had been eliminated and was not among the 32 teams in the final round.
Due to the high price of the packages to the Copa (from 8000 to 126,000 dollars), only a few thousand Chinese can afford the adventure. The next best solution for these armies of frustrated aficionados is to join in bars late night, wearing the most glamorous teams’ jerseys (a hot sale on online shopping sites). Companies like UCWeb, an internet company from Guangzhou, provide days off and other facilitating provisions, “ to foster company culture”, as one executive explains. For many other fans, the internet provides fake sick leave certificates, their credibility varying with the price. In Shanghai for instance, at 16-48$ a piece, the document includes the name of respectable hospitals and the red stamp of public administration. Hospitals, on their own side, provide free verification.
The internet is taking the lion’s share on the Cup’s attendance: until the concluding match at the Maracana stadium in Rio de Janeiro (13th of July), experts expect 530 million clicks. Tencent alone, one of the major social networks (Weixin-WeChat is their main stream) sends 50 journalists, and all Chinese media together have sent no less than 500 crew-members. Tmall, the merchandizing portal, paid 23 million dollars to sponsor the ranking, and Nike paid 46 million just to be quoted systematically in the CCTV reportages. A number of industrialists also cash in, on low cost gadgets, like the national flags (400,000 printed), the “Faleco” mascots, and the “caxirola”, traditional percussion instrument have been exported by the millions. Yingli has equipped two main stadiums with solar panels and is the only Chinese sponsor of the Cup.
During the event, all kinds of soccer-promoting ideas are raised in China. In Shandong province in eastern China the city of Zibo claims to be the place of origin of the game. More than two thousand years ago on its soil, the Kingdom of Qi (-1046 to -221 bc) had created “cuju”, with ball and rules arguably similar to soccer. Cuju is then claimed to have spread to ancient Greece, and eventually England. Curiously, Sepp Blatter, the President of the FIFA is supporting the claim: understandably, he is one of the most popular foreigners in Zibo – less so in the UK.
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The Samaras Shuffle, The Retread Dance
Some of the names and faces are different, but Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras' partially new Cabinet is still filled with the same, tired retread types.
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Colombia leading Greece 1-0 at halftime
BELO HORIZONTE, Brazil — Left back Pablo Armero’s early goal gave Colombia a 1-0 lead at halftime against Greece in Saturday’s Group C opener. Armero squeezed in the shot in the fifth minute after midfielder James Rodriguez let Juan Cuadrado’s ...
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LIVE FIFA World Cup Colombia v/s Greece: Colombia 1-0 up at half-time
42' After a struggle for possession, Greece earn a pass into the midfield. A strong kick from the centre is brilliantly blocked by the Colombian keeper. Greece are finally starting to put together a good attack 40' Greece's Kone darts in from the left ...
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Modern Greek Migration Map
Greek ReporterModern Greek Migration MapGreek ReporterThe study that deals with Greek student transfers to schools abroad, shows that a large number of middle and high school students (and therefore their families) are leaving Greece to attend schools abroad. Especially in regions such as Central ...
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Live Commentary: Colombia 1-0 Greece
Good afternoon and welcome to the live commentary of the World Cup Group C clash between Colombia and Greece. Both teams will be looking to get their tournaments off to the perfect start with a victory to make their push to reach the last-16 of the ...
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Colombia vs Greece LIVE: Goal updates, analysis and reaction from World Cup group C
Greece have lost five of their six World Cup games, winning the other one against Nigeria (2-1) on 17 June 2010. With 83.3% of defeats at the World Cup, Greece have the second worst ratio in the history of the tournament among teams having played at least ...
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Colombia vs. Greece score updates
Mexico take on Cameroon in the World Cup's second game at the Estadio das Dunas in Natal.
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Ibarbo Gets Start in Colombia Attack Vs Greece
Greek ReporterIbarbo Gets Start in Colombia Attack Vs GreeceABC NewsTeofilo "Teo" Gutierrez will lead Colombia's attack along with surprise starter Victor Ibarbo in the Group C opener against Greece on Saturday in the South American country's first World Cup match in 16 years. Carlos Bacca was expected by many to play ...Colombia vs. Greece, World Cup 2014: LineupsSB NationWorld Cup: Greece vs. Colombia LIVE BlogGreek ReporterLine-ups: Colombia-GreeceFootball Italiaall 8 news articles »
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Victor Ibarbo starts for Colombia in Group C opener against Greece;
Teofilo "Teo" Gutierrez will lead Colombia's attack along with surprise starter Victor Ibarbo in the Group C opener against Greece on Saturday in the South American country's first World Cup match in 16 years.
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Colombia vs. Greece 2014 World Cup live stream ESPN, TV schedule time ABC & odds
Group C scheduled 2014 World Cup action gets underway with a battle between Colombia and Greece today, which will be broadcast nationally on ABC TV and streaming live and free on Watch-ESPN. Estádio Mineirão in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, will host this ...
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Colombia vs. Greece: Live Player Ratings
Colombia take on Greece in the opening game of Group C in the Estadio Mineirao, Bele Horizonte, in the first of Saturday's World Cup matches. In what is a wide-open group, it is vital to both that they don't taste defeat. Colombia have failed to make it ...
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Three arrested for ramming vehicle off the road, killing one
Three Greeks aged 48, 55 and 58 have been arrested in the Peloponnese on suspicion of intentionally ramming another car carrying two Bulgarians off the road, leading to one of the men being killed.
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PM mulls Greek candidates for European Commissioner
The government is considering three main candidates to be Greece’s representative on the European Commission, Kathimerini understands.
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Suspects in heroin bust to face prosecutor Tuesday and Wednesday
The 11 people arrested after just over a ton of heroin was seized in Athens on Thursday are due to face a prosecutor Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Swiss probing firm in Greek defense deal scandal
Swiss authorities are investigating a Geneva-based gold trading firm that appears to have played a central role in Greece’s arms procurements scandals.
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Hardouvelis set for Eurogroup debut this week
Greece’s new Finance Minister Gikas Hardouvelis will meet his eurozone counterparts this week as he is due to take part in his first Eurogroup on Thursday, when he will have to provide reassurances that the government will complete the 12 prior actions it... ...
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Witness backs allegations in Ericsson cash-for-contracts scandal
Evidence given by a key witness in the Ericsson cash-for-deals scandal appears to back allegations that the Swedish mobile telecoms giant bribed Greek officials to secure a 561-million-euro contract in 1999.
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Defense is not most important, insists Greece manager
NBCSports.comDefense is not most important, insists Greece managerNBCSports.comLook up “defensive” in any good soccer dictionary*and you'll find a photo of the Greece national team. More specifically, you'll find the squad from 2004. That's when Greece surprised the world by winning the European Championship, using a string of 1 ...Samaras: We want to give Greece a lift like in 2004Goal Singaporeall 6 news articles »
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New Reality for Greek Banks
Through the looking glass is a world turned backward. The European Central Bank has created a world where not only are interest rates negative but Greek banks have become attractive investments. Alpha Bank ALPHA.AT -1.52% Alpha Bank A.E. Greece: Athens € ...
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Cal McCrystal brings on the clowns
The GuardianCal McCrystal brings on the clowns - ancient Greek styleThe Guardian"I first heard about Giffords when I was working on One Man, Two Guvnors and I went along and was very impressed. They offered me a job on the spot and I have been doing work with them for three years now," McCrystal said. "It all looks very traditional.
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WorldViews: Colombia hopes Brazil World Cup can lay to rest memory of 1994
The Colombian team that will turn out against Greece on Saturday may be without star striker Radamel Falcao, who's injured for the duration of the World Cup. But it boasts the strongest squad the South American nation has fielded for two decades. In 1994, some, including Brazilian legend Pele, tipped the Colombians to win it all in the United States.
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