Labour, Social Insurance and Social Solidarity Minister Efi Achtsioglou has ordered EFKA, Greece's unified social insurance agency, to initiate a review of the disability certification issued for prison inmate Aristidis Floros, granted to him by the Centre for Certifying Disability (KEPA).
None of the eight Turkish officers who fled to Greece requesting political asylum have not disappeared, their lawyers say unequivocally, denying a relevant publication in the British newspaper The Times.
British news site “Telegraph” published an article titled “Greece begins a new economic odyssey after a decade lost at sea”, disputing Greek PM Alexis Tsipras’s narrative who declared from Ithaca, Odysseus’s home that the embattled country was exiting the economic crisis, claiming Greece had in fact not been liberated but would remain shackled by its creditors and markets for decades to come.
The popular Greek holiday island of Hydra in the Saronic Gulf was without electricity on Sunday, leading to water shortages as the authorities and energy company Dedie scrambled to resume the power supply.