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“Money Back” – Get Purchase Discounts with Used Public Transport Tickets

 Used public transport tickets would bring benefits to their holders. According to the “Money back” used tickets can being transformed into an “unofficial” or “alternative currency” and be redeemed with discounts from stores that participate in the innovative scheme. Greek and foreign passengers in Athens, but also airplane-, ferryboats- and train-ticket holders …

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Emergency Property Tax Bills for 2012 to Start Arriving in August

IT is really amazing how quickly the government forgot its elections promises. Didn’t we hear that the emergency property tax would be cancelled and all the different taxes imposed on properties would be replaced by a flat tax? If you still remember of this sentence by Antonis Samaras, you’d better delete …

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Greek Media: Russian Warships Entered the Aegean Sea on Syria Mission

Citing Greek military sources, Greek media reported on Tuesday, that four Russian warships are sailing through the Aegean Sea to the Eastern Mediterranean. Two amphibious ships from the Russian Black Sea Fleet, the CAESAR KUNIKOV and the NIKOLAI FILCHENKOV, and two tug-boats SHAKHTAR and OKHTENSKY  passed through the Turkish Straits this morning …

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Trying to get a Doctor Appointment via <184> and it doesn’t work?

The telephone number <184> to get appointments with doctors at EOPPY -IKA and other insurance funds – is out of work today, July 10th 2012. Due to a technical problem, there will be no service from 7 am to 7 pm. EOPPY is trying to solve the issue, the Greek insurance fund …

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Eurogroup Official Announcement after July 9/2012 Meeting

 Just in case someone is interested in the Eurogroup plans for the near future. Below is the official announcement  after the meeting of July 9th 2012. Eurogroup Statement on the follow-up of the 29 June Euro Summit In line with the Euro Summit statement of 26 October 2011, the Eurogroup …

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HRW: Greek Police Ignore Rising Attacks On Migrants

The Greek authorities are failing to tackle a rising wave of xenophobic violence that has left migrants afraid to walk the streets. In the 99-page report, “Hate on the Streets: Xenophobic Violence in Greece,” the Human Rights Watch documents the failure of the police and the judiciary to prevent and punish …

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