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tagged: eu summit, Greece, Jan 31 2012, Papademos, public hospitals, public transport, trolley, wages cuts in private sector, weather, what's up in greece, work stoppagesWhat’s Up in Greece on Jan 31/12?
Posted by keeptalkinggreece in Very Mix
Snow and freezing temperatures are up in Greece even in sea coast of Athens. Several millions ( or was it billions?) snowflakes fell in the Greek capital and temperatures went down to -1 degree Celsius. The number of snowflakes looks as if it is equivalent to the Greek debt that put prime minister Lucas Papademos under pressure, last night in Brussels.
Greek emdia report that the EU leaders sent Papademos home with an ultimatum: The loan agreement for the second bailout and the PSI deal must both be completed until the end of the week (Feb 5, 2012). Tough negotiations between Greece and the Troika are to take place on a series of additional austerity measures. Under the leadership of IMF, Greece’s lenders demand wages cuts in the private sector, among others. This is rejected by the trade unions. Members of the parliament will be asked to vote for such a measure. Will they? that’s a big question that will threaten the coherence of Papademos coalition government.
Health care and administrative personnel at Tzannio public hospital received their February salary: many saw just
It looks as if this post has fallen victim of tech “austerity”. 3/5 of its content is missing. We apologize regretting that it is too late to recover the missing part. We’ll try to put down some of the news tomorrow.
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Your text seems to be lost in austerity somehow. The end is gone???
OMG! 3/5 are missing lol thanks for mentioning. too late now, I’ll continue it .. tomorrow