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Sunday, March 2, 2014
Greece Athena wins Class AA title
Greece Athena wins Class AA titleRochester Democrat and ChronicleGreece Athena made it through the Section V regular and postseason undefeated against Rochester-area teams when it kept No. 2 seed Fairport at bay Saturday, 72-60 in the Class AA championship game at Blue Cross Arena at the Rochester Community ...
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Greek doctor arrested for inciting anti-Jewish hatred, weapons possession
THESSALONIKI, Greece - Police in northern Greece say a 57-year-old neurologist has been arrested for inciting racial hatred and weapons possession.
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Holidays in Greece: Five-star luxury without the guilt on a stress-busting ...
Daily MailHolidays in Greece: Five-star luxury without the guilt on a stress-busting ...Daily MailArriving at our villa in Crete was a special experience. Greeted by big smiles, hot towels and a glass of champagne, my eldest son and his girlfriend, fresh from three years of slumming it at university, could not believe their luck. Our youngest was ...
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Greek doctor arrested for inciting hatred
Greek doctor arrested for inciting hatredYahoo NewsGolden Dawn, a formerly marginal Nazi-inspired party, entered Greek parliament at the last election in 2012 on an anti-immigrant platform. About 95 percent of Thessaloniki's almost 50,000-strong Jewish community at the start of the German World War II ...and more »
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Feature: Greece's legendary winery looks to future to China
Feature: Greece's legendary winery looks to future to ChinaXinhuaPATRAS, Greece, March 1 (Xinhua) -- On a green hill at the outskirts of the city port of Patras at Peloponnese peninsula, some 200 km west of Athens, are the headquarters of Achaia Clauss, a legendary winery in Greece with a history going back to the ...and more »
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Greek Fest in Fort Myers
This is the weekend to chow down on Greek food during the annual Greek Fest in Fort Myers. The event started on Friday and runs until Sunday at the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church near Edison State College on Cypress Lake Drive. Admission for the event ...
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Immigrants Awaiting New Law on Greek Citizenship
The bill of the Greek Ministry of Interior on the new immigration code, which features many changes and improvements, passed on Friday with a majority in the competent committee of the Greek parliament, having the support of New Democracy and PASOK MP’s. SYRIZA reserved its remarks on the new bill for the plenary session, while DIMAR and the representative of the Independent Democratic MP’s supported the bill in principle. Independent Greeks, Golden Dawn and the Greek Communist Party member voted against the bill. Deputy Interior Minister Leonidas Grigorakos pledged that, until it is passed by the plenary session, he would accept any new proposals on improvements to the bill. He also mentioned that the new bill on citizenship has already been drawn up and will soon be submitted to parliament. The bill will provide solutions, he said, for thousands of immigrants – particularly children. “More than 100,000 children born in Greece to immigrant parents have applied for Greek citizenship,” Grigorakos told parliament, adding, “This is a very large number. We understand the problems but we have to first deal with the current matter concerning the immigration code. Then, we will hold extensive talks on the citizenship bill, which will be brought to parliament in a couple of days.” “We are ready, and it has to be made clear, that children who grew up and live in Greece should not be blackmailed over the issue of citizenship.” In answer to the persistent demand of the opposition to find an immediate solution to this problem the deputy minister added “they should be able to obtain citizenship when they wish it, through a legal process.”
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