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Monday, April 14, 2014
Lessons of biographies
Greek Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni on her favorite books and why she doesn't like reading on tablets. Richard Quest reports.
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Greek Protesters Clash with Police over Extra Working Hours on Sunday
Novinite.comGreek Protesters Clash with Police over Extra Working Hours on SundayNovinite.comClashes erupted in Greece between protesters and riot police in the capital Athens during a demonstration against a decision on extra Sunday working hours for retailers. No injuries or damages occurred, according to Greek newspaper Kathimerini.Greek Police Clash With Retail Employee ProtestersTIMEGreek police, protesters clash over Sunday tradingPress TVall 45 news articles »
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Greek Loans May Get 30-50 Years Payback
Despite a primary surplus and a tepid return to the bond markets, Greece’s debt is still so unsustainable that European Union officials are reportedly preparing to extend repayments on 240 billion euros in two bailouts as much as 30 to 50 years and ...
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This is the solution for the Greek debt: Stretching out loan from 30 to 50 years
Thomsen: “Greece does not need a new program but additional funding” - “The return to the markets is an important milestone” Greece does not need a third program, it needs additional funding, IMF spokesman Paul Thomsen said, referring to the ...
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IMF's Thomsen says Greece not fully financed to 2016
The International Monetary Fund's Poul Thomsen said on Sunday that Greece's public debt was still «exceptionally» high at 175 percent of output and that the country's ongoing bailout would need «more financing."
"In our view, (the bailout) is not fully fi... ...
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Multicultural Greek Council hold inaugural Symposium
Multicultural Greek Council hold inaugural SymposiumThe Daily PennsylvanianPenn's first annual Multicultural Greek Council Symposium, held at the ARCH on Saturday, April 12, saw an attendance of 145. Much of the symposium was about “explaining what it means to be Greek,” Wharton and College junior and MGC president Peixin ...
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Greek Week 2014 begins
Throughout this week, members of the Penn State greek community will be united through their participation in Greek Week 2014. Following last year’s precedent of picking a theme, this will be the second time that Greek Week will have one, Overall Director Natasha Cockfield said.
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