Georgiadis Praises Creditors
Health minister Adonis Georgiadis expressed his gratitude to the country's creditors in a recent interview to the BBC.
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Supreme Court Probes Reservist Group
An inquest into a letter posted on the internet, by a group of special forces reservists, demanding the government's resignation has caused the Areios Pagos, the country's supreme court, to launch a prosecution inquest after a late night meeting yesterday.
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Crimes Being Linked to Golden Dawn
Charges of forming a criminal organization are being wrought by the supreme court against Golden Dawn, linking the names of parliament members with criminal activities.
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Dianna's Healthy Kitchen At Telly's Tavern
In the heart of Greek Town in the Ditmars Astoria area is the quaint Greek restaurant, Telly's Taverna.
- Written by Yanna Darilis
LARCO, ELVO, EAS Privatizations (part 1)
In its efforts to meet privatization targets agreed upon with the Troika of lenders, the government has slated three problematic, to varying degrees, industries for privatization. These are Hellenic Defense Systems (EAS), Hellenic Vehicle Industry (ELVO) and LARKO mining and metallurgy firm.
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Persons Beyond Reproach Bankroll Golden Dawn
Data garnered by the financial crimes squad SDOE, will burn those funding Golden Dawn, according to sources in the country's financial crime's squad, SDOE.
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Demonstrators Assault Golden Offices
A group of protesters, breaking off from the anti fascist rally at Syntagma Square has been assaulting Golden Dawn Offices.
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Athens Offers Budget Online
The municipality of Athens has announced that it will begin offering data on line in real time, on the municipality's operations and functioning, "for the first time in the annals of local governance," as the announcement mentioned.
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Key Witness Sheds Light on Golden Dawn
A key witness that is rumored to know the inner workings, and key cadres in Golden Dawn hierarchy has finalized his deposition to the supreme court prosecution, under utter secrecy.
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Tsipras Decries Government Education Policies
SYRIZA president Alexis Tsipras launched a scathing attack against the govwernment over its education policies, after meting with the board of the union of primary school teachers DOE.
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Doctors Prescribed for the Dead
Health insurance fund EOPYY has been burdened by 53 million euros worth of prescribed drugs and examinations by just 87 doctors.
Anti-Fascism Rallies Throughout Greece
Thousands of citizens are expressing their opposition to fascism and Golden Dawn, throughout the country, with messages to isolate the organization in neighborhoods.
Lagarde Says Greek Restructuring Was Timely
IMF chief Christine Lagarde denied that the Fund had erred in the time it proposed for restructuring the Greek debt, essentially refuting a report issued by the IMF at the beginning of summer, which said the decision had been delayed.
Murderer's Phone Yields Leads
The five people that spoke on the phone with Giorgos Roupakias accused of the murder of Pavlos Fyssas have been identified. They are expected to cross the threshold of the Piraeus judicial inquisitor in the next few days.
Meanwhile, political persons, party representatives, and journalists have been called for questioning by supreme court deputy prosecutor Haralambos Vourliotis as to what they know concerning criminal cases involving Golden Dawn.
Τhis morning, Mr. Vourliotis questioned reporters that had interviewed Golden Dawn members, or had written about the party.
The supreme court prosecution has asked all of the country's peripheral prosecutions to send all cases pertaining to Golden Dawn.