June is a month heralding a bevy of privatizations and concurrent investments, from which the government expects a lot to bolster the ailing economy.

On Sunday, Thessaloniki citizens will be asked to vote in the municipal and regional elections three times, regarding the city's water and sewage privatizations.

Greece's court of auditors has blocked the sale of 28 state assets to two Athens-based companies meaning the country will miss its 1.3 billion euro target for selloffs in 2013.