The overcrowded cemeteries in Greece are forcing people to exhume their dead to make room for more dead bodies as you get a grave for only three years in this country.
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How the world sees Greece
Thursday, November 26, 2015
After two-year court battle Libyan tanker back from GREECE
A Libyan supertanker tanker marooned in GREECE for two years thanks to an Athens court battle is now back safely in Tripoli. Last week the Greek ...
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Germans hand out to Greece 10,588 data of suspected tax evaders with assets at Swiss Banks
German regional state of North-Rhine Westphalia handed out to Greece files containing more than 10,588 data – that is Swiss bank accounts – of suspected tax dodgers. The data is from one Swiss bank but the name had not been revealed. The data on tax evaders was reportedly bought by […]
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Greek PM courts opposition as discontent over pensions ...
From Yahoo Finance: Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras will seek the backing of opposition party leaders for unpopular pension reforms demanded under an ...
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President of Republic: No Surplus of Public Sector Employees in Greece
President of the Hellenic Republic Prokopis Pavlopoulos said that there is no surplus of public sector employees in Greece and that there are shortages in some areas. The Greek president and Deputy Minister of Administrative Reform Christoforos Vernardakis had a conversation in front of reporters at the presidential mansion. Pavlopoulos said that contrary to popular
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UPDATE 2-Greek PM courts opposition as discontent over ...
Greek Prime Minister AlexisTsipras will seek the backing of opposition party leaders forunpopular pension reforms demanded under an internationalbailout ...
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Greece braces for next general strike
Public sector unions have called a general strike to be held next week against the planned overhaul of Greece's generous retirement system. Last time more than 20,000 demonstrators took to the streets of Athens.
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