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How the world sees Greece
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
For Greek mainstream parties, it's still business as usual
KathimeriniFor Greek mainstream parties, it's still business as usualKathimeriniIt almost defies reason. Six years into a wrenching recession and amid heavy speculation of a snap election next year, Greece's mainstream parties are still locked in a self-destructive business-as-usual mode. The survival of the power-sharing ...
Finalized Greek life policies effective immediately
Dean of Students Nancy Thompson met with both the Hamilton Inter-Society Council (ISC) and Student Assembly seperately in order to discuss the implementation of the College’s new policy on Greek recruitment
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Teachers civil servants kick off week of strikes in Greece
ATHENS (AFP) - At least 17,000 teachers and civil servants took to the streets of Greece Monday to protest government plans for massive public sector redeployments and layoffs as the debt-stricken country was hit with a new wave of strikes.Around 7,000 public sector workers gathered from midday in Athens, according to police, grouping outside government ministries as riot squads kept a watchful ...
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Three groups eyeing Trainose
The first stage of the Trainose privatization process was completed on Monday, with three major players in the European railway industry having expressed an interest.The Greek railway service operator is being wooed by ...
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Viohalco moves to Belgium for credit purposes
By Anestis Dokas The high cost of borrowing in Greece is forcing the ...
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TUI promises 300000 more tourists for Greece in 2014
By Stathis Kousounis Travel group TUI is set to bring an additional 300,000 tourists to Greece in 2014 compared with this year, exceeding 2 million visitors, according to the German tour ...
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US to argue in Greece prayer case
US to argue in Greece prayer caseRochester Democrat and ChronicleThe solicitor general of the United States plans to weigh in during upcoming arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court over prayers offered before Town Board meetings in Greece. The government's request to participate in the oral arguments was filed on ...
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