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Archive - 2011

September 30th

€ 2700 will be the highest salary in the bankrupt Greek public sector

30 September 2011 / 13:09:05  
The supervisory Troika does not believe that the labour reserve will reduce spending and calls for immediate cuts, the issuance of bonds with short-term maturity grew 14 times in three years.


Mass rallies, but weak protests on Syntagma Square

30 September 2011 / 08:09:33  
For now, the protests are not at all the same as the mass rallies held in June. Police forces are not so numerous either. Yet participants say they have no intention to cease to resist and will strike until "the government falls."


Euro as an ancient Greek drama in four acts

29 September 2011 / 22:09:32  
The German magazine Der Spiegel decided to make a retrospect of the original crisis Euro-Greece from the beginning until today and GRReporter offers an outlook on the story, which already resembles an ancient Greek drama in four acts.


September 29th

New impetus for Greek exports under the name "Taste like Greece"

29 September 2011 / 16:09:30  
The employed in the real economy are determined to overcome the difficulties of the economic environment. The first stop of the Greek exporters united under the new slogan will be the international trade fair for food products and services Anuga in October in Germany.


Justice vs. involved in match fixing - 0:1

29 September 2011 / 14:09:22  
After capturing the football boss Makis Psomiadis following a three-month search, the Greek police released him because of a dispute between prosecutors and investigators. Today the authorities want him again.


A different project for downtown Athens

28 September 2011 / 22:09:56  
The Center Project aims to unite the people living and working in downtown Athens, to make them return there and give the best of ourselves to make it a better place, says Margarita Dalamanga - Kalogirou in an interview with Anastasia Balezdrova.


"Eureka" plan for the Greek economy by Roland Berger

28 September 2011 / 21:09:34  
A consulting firm presented a plan of six stages at the end of which not only the problem with the debt crisis of Greece will be solved, but also its foreign debt will be below 60% of GDP. Until it becomes real, the Troika will be struggling in Athens.