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Month: April 2015

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Greek government considers selling off ports to reach agreement

30th April 2015 Newsroom 0

(IBT) Greece is considering selling stakes in its two largest ports as a concession to reach an agreement with its European and International Monetary Fund […]

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Only in Greece? Court gives dead man six-month suspended jail sentence

30th April 2015 Newsroom 0

(The Guardian) A Greek court has convicted a dead man of stealing electricity from a power utility, giving him a six-month suspended jail sentence. His […]

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The lighter side of being Varoufakis

29th April 2015 Yannis X 0

After having insults thrown at him by European finance ministers at the eurogroup and vilified by international media Yannis Varoufakis run into trouble with some […]

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Corfu carbon monoxide deaths ‘the most appalling tragedy’, says coroner

29th April 2015 Newsroom 0

(The Guardian) A happy half-term holiday in Corfu became “the most appalling tragedy” when two young children died from carbon monoxide poisoning, a coroner has […]

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Daimler hit with Greek corruption charges

29th April 2015 Newsroom 0

(The Local.de) Greek prosecutors announced on Monday they are bringing charges against several Daimler managers, who they say were involved in multi-million euro bribes to […]

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Tsakalotos replaces Varoufakis as Greek chief bailout negotiator.

29th April 2015 Newsroom 0

(From The Guardian) Euclid Tsakalotos 55, was born in Holland and raised in the UK, the son of a prominent Greek family who sent him […]

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Varoufakis removed from the government negotiating team

28th April 2015 Newsroom 0

(New York Times) Ever since the leftist-led Greek government came to power in late January, the avatar of the country’s austerity-weary public has been its […]

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Parliamentary Debt Truth Committee Member Özlem Onaran: Should Greece Pay Back Its Debt?

27th April 2015 Newsroom 0

There are well-established concepts in international law that question the legality, legitimacy and sustainability of a loan agreement. These legal concepts are the guiding references […]

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Last week in the Greek press

27th April 2015 Newsroom 0

Defendants’ lawyers resign in Proton trial The trial of former Proton Bank Chairman Lavrentis Lavrentiadis and another 42 people ran into problems Friday as the […]

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EU doubles emergency aid to nations dealing with migrants

27th April 2015 Newsroom 0

(AP) The European Union has doubled the emergency aid to frontline member states Italy, Greece and Malta which have to deal with the massive influx […]

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Piraeus Bank writes off crisis-hit clients’ debts

27th April 2015 Newsroom 0

(eKathimerini) Piraeus Bank has decided to write off debts of up to 20,000 euros stemming from consumer loans and credit cards for its clients who […]

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Schaeuble hints that there is a “Plan B” for Greece

26th April 2015 Newsroom 0

(Reuters) – German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble hinted on Saturday that Berlin was preparing for a possible Greek default, drawing a parallel with the secrecy […]

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Which European regions have the highest long-term unemployment?

26th April 2015 Newsroom 0

Long term unemployment is being unemployed for over a year. Seven out of ten regions in Europe with the highest long-term unemployment rates are Greek […]

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British Airways returns to Crete with a Gatwick – Heraklion route

25th April 2015 Yannis X 0

British Airways returns to Crete this summer after many years of absence. The first flight of the new route will arrive to Heraklion at 1pm […]

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Eurozone ministers hurl abuse at Varoufakis

25th April 2015 Newsroom 0

(Bloomberg) Euro-area finance ministers hurled abuse at Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis behind closed doors as they shut down his bid to find a shortcut […]

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  • State of emergency for the whole of Chania Prefecture

    The regional authority declared a state of emergncy for the whole of Chania Prefecture. The storm that lashed the west side of the island caused […]

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  • Giving up… DRINKING

    John Aitch, a retired international journalist who commutes between a rented flat in Kalyves and his cottage in Scotland, has been giving up things half […]

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  • Record rainfall in Chania in January

    High levels of precipitation were recorded in January in almosr every part of Greece. The graph from the national observatory / meteo.gr shows the recorded […]

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  • Region of Crete approves significant works for Apokoronas

    Earlier in the week, the Regional Authority of Crete announced it approved Apokoronas plans for the improvement of the Vryses – Georgioupolis road. The work […]

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  • Strong winds disrupt ferries, bring cloud of dust to Crete

    Gale force winds in the Aegean, reaching speeds of up to 9 Beaufort, tied up ferries at the ports of Lavrio and Rafina, but also […]

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