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November 7th, 2012

The candidate who is closest to the centre wins the elections in the United States

07 November 2012 / 19:11:23  
"Mitt Romney lost by a narrow margin. I think the winner in 2016 will be a Republican," says the honorary professor at the University of Athens Theodore Couloumbis in an interview with Anastasia Balezdrova.


West European investors have turned their backs on DEPA

07 November 2012 / 15:11:30  
The Russian giant Gazprom and Greek Motor Oil Hellas along with M & M GAS holding are the main competitors for the purchase of the public Greek natural gas company DEPA. The state still holds 65% of the company and it is considered one of the strongest cards of the privatization plan of the present government.


November 6th

Police arrested a paedophile, aged 71

06 November 2012 / 21:11:43  
The photograph and name of George Mouras have been disclosed by the Greek police in order to encourage any citizens who have information about his acts to submit it to the authorities.


The first strike protest was peaceful

06 November 2012 / 19:11:42  
The protesters have agreed to be on Syntagma Square tomorrow too during the vote on the new austerity measures by the Greek parliament.


Forty senior officials of the Bank of Greece have submitted their resignations

06 November 2012 / 17:11:34  
The mass withdrawal of bank specialists came after the legalization of the cut of salaries. Board members will not receive over 2,900 euro net a month.


Archbishop Ieronymos will attend the funeral of Patriarch Maxim of Bulgaria

06 November 2012 / 15:11:41  
Patriarch Maxim of Bulgaria is highly respected by the Greek Orthodox community. "He was a kind and good man and a true spiritual leader," the spokesman of the Holy Synod of the Greek Orthodox Church, Father Timotheos Antis, told GRReporter.


The measures against which Greeks are protesting

06 November 2012 / 14:11:18  
The fiscal adjustment package has been submitted to parliament. The vote must take place on Wednesday evening, but internal political struggles are not yet over. In protest against the austerity measures, trade unions have announced a 48-hour strike.