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Greece Seeks Legal Opinion on Onassis Heir's Sale of Island Bloomberg Greece's government has sought the opinion of the country's legal adviser on the reported sale of Skorpios island, the private retreat of late shipowner Aristotle Onassis, to a Russian billionaire by his only surviving heir. Finance Minister Yannis ... Onassis' Will Clouds Skorpios' Sale |
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Greek Waiters Practice Balancing Acts Greek Reporter “The competition, Waiters with Tray in Hand,” in its second year, aims at promoting traditional Greek service and hospitality,” stated Antonis Rallis, responsible for the organization to AMNA. “In Greece there are people working and giving their best ... |
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Greece's coalition government divided on anti-racism law Vancouver Sun ATHENS, Greece - Greece's coalition government is in open disagreement over proposed anti-racism legislation and party leaders will meet later Monday to try to resolve the matter. The majority conservatives are at odds with their left-wing and centre ... |
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Greek Payroll Falls With 40000 Retirements Greek Reporter workers Since the beginning of Greece's economic crisis in 2010, when then-prime minister George Papandreou asked for international bailouts after promising he wouldn't, more than 40,000 civil servants have retired, with the government payroll falling ... |
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