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Archive - 2011

October 20th

The Troika insists that the sixth tranche should be paid

20 October 2011 / 17:10:57  
The message of the control mission makes it clear that the dynamics of the foreign debt are reaching dangerous levels, the recession is deepening and without financial assistance, the country would "explode" in an uncontrolled bankruptcy, which could drag down the entire euro area.


One victim and dozens of injured during the protests in front of the Greek parliament

20 October 2011 / 15:10:07  
The anger of the weak flooded Athens again. The police allowed the people to fight one another, watching the beginning of the unrest behind the barricade that protects the entrance to the National Assembly.


Violence during Athens protests is not surprising the world media any more

19 October 2011 / 22:10:29  
International media, together with GRReproter were on the scene to track how far tensions around the 48-hour nationwide strike would escalate.


Final discord between Papandreou and Samaras

19 October 2011 / 21:10:37  
The joint government scenario is already history and seemingly, early elections are the only possible solution. LAOS leader George Karatzaferis called the classmates from Boston to show a sense of responsibility.


October 19th

Unrest following the mass procession in Athens

19 October 2011 / 19:10:15  
Unknown persons set fire to two military and police posts near the Parliament, a ticket selling booth, a newspaper stand in front of the Ministry of Finance and one of the new offices of the Parliament on Mitropoleos street.


Greece will recover by 2014, says a Turkish financial expert

19 October 2011 / 17:10:45  
Greece will recover in two and a half years, forecasts economist Erol User, a former World Bank official and economic adviser to the Turkish presidency. He visited Athens at the invitation of the Institute of Diplomacy and Global Affairs.


Protesting Greeks are beseiging the Parliament from all sides

19 October 2011 / 14:10:22  
Extra taxes, lower wages, decreasing pensions and the prospect of drastic impoverishment of the people drove the Greeks, who are generally known for their hot Mediterranean temperament, past all endurance and now, they want the Prime Minister's "head".