Ministry Spells Out Rules on Civil Service Hirings
The ministry of Government Reform and E Governance has issued a press report delineating the rules behind hirings for the state sector for 2013-2014.
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Barroso Lauds Greeks, Chides Government.
Through carefully worded statements European commission president Jose Manul Barroso chided the Greek government for being ineffective, while lauding the Greek people for its great sacrifices , in an interview with German newspaper Bild.
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UAE Eyes Greek Privatization
An investment "assault" is being planned by Arab businessmen from the United Arab Emirates, as representatives of the four largest state enterprises from the UAE visited Greece, showing great interest in the government's privatization program.
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Well-Heeled Foreign Beggars
Thousands of euros were found on two foreign nationals begging near central Syntagma square when they were taken into custody by police.
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St. Demetrios of Merrick preparing celebrations after recovery
Translation By Lisa Darilis
In commemoration of their founding anniversary, along with the upcoming feast day of St. Demetrios, whom the church was named after, the community of St. Demetrios of Merrick, Long Island, and its members, are showing a dynamic presence with a confidence never before seen.
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New Case of Unrelated Child in Roma Family
A new case of attempted illegal adoption and possible kidnapping involving three Roma that attempted to get a birth certificate for a 2.5 year old boy at the Mytilene registry.
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Aegean Buy Out of Olympic Air Complete
The buy out of 100% of Olympic Air shares by Aegean and the transfer was completed through the signing of the final agreement between Aegean and Marfin Investment Group.
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HAF-IDF Wrap Up Exercises for October
The last joint exercise between the Hellenic and Israeli Air Forces for October has finished successfully.
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Government Pays Debt to Athens Water Utility Ahead of Privatization
By paying 400 million euros worth of debt to the Athens Water and Sewage Company EYDAP, the government hopes it will make the firm more lucrative ahead of efforts to privatize it.
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National Museum of Contemporary Art Exhibits New Artists
Shortly before the completion of its permanent home, The National Museum of Contemporary Art EMST is shifting its focus to the young generation of Greek artists.
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Task Force Praises and Warns
High unemployment and the lack of liquidity in the market for the support of small and medium-sized enterprises are the main problems of the Greek economy, which the European Commission believes, "will stabilize in 2014 and revert to a positive growth rate."
Greece Improves Absorption of EU Funds
Greece has made "striking improvements" in absorbing European Union structural funds in its attempts to get the economy on a growth path, according to a European Commission report.
Golden Dawn Deprived of State Funding
Greek parliamentarians voted to cut off state funding to the Golden Dawn party early this morning.
Investigations on registered childbirths in Greece
Translation By Lisa Darilis
Supreme Court prosecutor, Euterpe Koutzoumani, is conducting an investigation of childbirths, which have been registered throughout all of Greece.