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How the world sees Greece
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Greece's OTE says to invest 1.2 bln eur in next four years
ATHENS, Sept 25 (Reuters) - Greece's biggest telecoms company OTE, a unit of Deutsche Telekom (LSE: 0MPH.L - news) , said on Wednesday it planned to invest 1.2 billion euros ($1.62 billion) to upgrade its Greek network over the next four years. A big part ...
Goodbye Greek Forests, Hello Hotels
International Business TimesGoodbye Greek Forests, Hello HotelsInternational Business TimesGreece may pass a law relaxing restrictions on building in public and private forests even if they are considered protected, a Greek online news agency, ekathimerini.com, reported Wednesday. Under the new legislation proposed by the Environment ...
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Gianna Angelopoulos Announces Commitment to Support Greek Youth Entrepreneurs at Clinton Global Initiative
Participating in the CGI Conversation were Chelsea Clinton, Coca-Cola CEO Muhtar Kent, and Cisco CEO John Chambers. CNN's Piers Morgan moderated the event. Of the up to 25 students she will sponsor at CGIU 2014, Ambassador Angelopoulos said ...
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Fascism on the rise in crisis riven Greece
The local politicians have started saying - openly now – that fascism is on the rise in Greece today ... Among other things, because they can’t use tough measures against migrants, fearing that Brussels will disapprove of that. Thus, they have secretly ...
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Austerity measures push Greek universities to point of collapse
The GuardianAusterity measures push Greek universities to point of collapseThe GuardianUntil now government posts had been guaranteed by the Greek constitution. But almost four years into its worst financial crisis in modern times, Athens' troika of creditors has ridden roughshod over that taboo, saying deficit-reducing targets demanded ...
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Greece: admission fee of 25 euros at state hospitals in 2014
(ANSAmed) - ATHENS, SEPTEMBER 25 - Patients being admitted to Greek state hospitals will be asked to pay a 25-euro admission fee from January, 2014, Kathimerini online reports quoting Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis as saying. The admission fee will not ...
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Blanket criticism
It goes without saying that the Greek Police (ELAS) cannot have ties with criminal organizations of any type.
Public Order Minister Nikos Dendias has handled recent allegations regarding possible links between the force and members of the far-right Golden... ...
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