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A survey of Greece’s road network has mapped the most dangerous spots. The survey, compiled from studies carried out between 2011 and 2015 by Egnatia Odos SA that were based on police data on road accidents and on-site inspections, identifies 7,000 accident hotspots. The studies were funded by the previous National Strategic Reference Framework (known […]
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No additional measures will be taken in 2018, government spokesman Dimitris Tzanakopoulos said on Friday in an interview with real.gr. Tzanakopoulos underlined that the Greek economy is on track for recovery, adding that Greece is meeting the fiscal targets, distributing a social dividend and laying the foundations for a new economic and production model in […]
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A controversial law on gender identity passed by parliament Tuesday afternoon was a blow to the coalition government’s unity as lawmakers from junior partner Independent Greeks (ANEL) voted either no or present. This included the president of ANEL, Defense Minister Panos Kammenos, who submitted his vote in absentia and also voted no. One SYRIZA lawmaker, […]
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Journalists’ Unions have called a 24-hour strike for Tuesday to protest the impact of cutbacks on the journalists’ union fund, EDOEAP, as well as recent job cuts across the sector. In a statement citing “rapid changes and seismic ruptures” and condemning the government and media employers for failing to contribute toward “the salvation of EDOEAP,” […]
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The risk of forest fires across the country is very high on Monday, according to the General Secretariat for Civil Protection which highlighted the prefectures of Attica, Evia, Viotia, Fthiotida, Fokida, Larissa, Magnisia, Corinthia, Argolida, Arkadia, Lakonia and Chania as the most vulnerable – at level 4. The prefectures of Evros, Halkidiki and Ileia as […]
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