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Archive for November 6th, 2012
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Athens: Four Metro Stations Closed to Public due to Mass Protest, Nov 7/2012
Posted by keeptalkinggreece in Society
tagged: anti-austerity protests, Athens, closed to public, Greece, metro, Nov 7 2012, protests, public transport, stations
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Greek Electricity Company DEH Warns of Power Cuts in Crete and Rhodes, Nov 6/2012
Posted by keeptalkinggreece in Society
tagged: Crete, DEH, Greece, November 6 2012, power cuts, PPC, Public Power Company, rhodes, strike genop-deh
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Health S.O.S – Greece Kills the Chronic-Ill, Alzheimer’s and Kidney Patients
Posted by keeptalkinggreece in Economy, Society
tagged: Alzheimer's, chronic-ill, cuts, cuts in low-pensioners, drugs, EOPYY, euthanasia, Greece, health care, kidney patients, pensioners, pensions, prescription medicine
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Athens: Protests End Peacefully, Nov 6/2012
Posted by keeptalkinggreece in Society
tagged: Athens, Greece, November 6 2012, protest
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Athens: Metro, Urban Train, Tram – Public Transport Operation on Wed, Nov 7/2012
Posted by keeptalkinggreece in Society
tagged: Athens, buses, connection to Athens airport, Greece, metro, November 7 2012, proastiakos, public transport, strikes, trains, tram, trolley, urban train ilektrikos ISAP/HSAP, work stoppage
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Bank of Greece Shocked as 30-40 Officials Resign to Bypass Wages & Pensions Cuts
Posted by keeptalkinggreece in Economy
tagged: 30-40 officials, Bank of Greece, bypass, CAP, DEKO, Greece, Greek Banks, mass exodus, maximum, resign, salaries, state-run enterprises, wages and pensions cuts
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Athens: Anti-Austerity Protests, Live Stream, Nov 6/2012
Posted by keeptalkinggreece in Society
tagged: anti-austerity protests, Athens, Greece, live stream, November 6 2012, protest
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“Special Levy 25%-35%” on Photovoltaic Market Turnover – The End of Investement in Greece?
Posted by keeptalkinggreece in Economy
tagged: austerity measures, Greece, market, photovoltaic, PV market collapse, special levy 25%-35%, sustainable energy sources
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Two Tourists Were Allegedly Beaten by Greek Police
Posted by keeptalkinggreece in Very Mix
tagged: Athens, beaten, chania, Greece, Joel Sterling, Korean Times, New Zealand, police, South Korea, tourists
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"Just for the record, when the Troika conquered Ireland the hourly minimum wage was..." - Ephilant
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