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Tens Of Thousands Of Greeks Protest Over Macedonia Name Row
Tens of thousands of Greeks staged a mass rally in Athens on Sunday, urging the government not to compromise in a festering name row with neighbouring Macedonia.
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Greek PM Alexis Tsipras Vows To Implement Pension Reform At Anniversary Rally
Leftwing Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, at a rally Sunday to mark a year in power, stood by a vow to overhaul the country's pension system despite fierce opposition.
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Germany to Vote on Greek Bailout in Crucial Test for Deal
Chancellor Angela Merkel was to rally German lawmakers today to back talks for a new Greece bailout deal, a day after the parliament in Athens grudgingly agreed to harsh reforms.
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Mass Rival Rallies Ahead of Greece Bail Out Vote, PM Tsipras Urges People to Say 'No'
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras addressed a crowd of 25,000 people who flooded the Syntagma Square in Athens on Friday, the last day of campaigning before Sunday's referendum.
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Defiant Prime Minister Rejects Grexit Fears as He Rallies 'No' Vote
Greece's Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras got a rock-star welcome at an Athens rally Friday as he sought to revive support for a "No" vote in a referendum called to strengthen his hand in talks with international creditors.
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Greek Prime Minister is Hero and Villain at Rival Rallies in Divided Athens
A warrior for the "No" supporters, an "emperor with no clothes" for the "Yes" camp - thousands of people demonstrated at rival rallies in Athens Friday where Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras was both hero and villain.
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Anti-Bailout Demonstrators Rally in Greece
Some 17,000 people took to the streets of Athens and Thessaloniki on Monday to say 'No' to the latest offer of a bailout deal, accusing Greece's international creditors of blackmail.
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Violence hits Athens as 100,000 join anti-austerity protest march
Hundreds of rioting youths smashed and looted stores in central Athens on Wednesday after a mass anti-government rally against painful new austerity measures erupted into violence.
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Tens Of Thousands Of Greeks Protest Over Macedonia Name Row
Tens of thousands of Greeks staged a mass rally in Athens on Sunday, urging the government not to compromise in a festering name row with neighbouring Macedonia.
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Greek PM Alexis Tsipras Vows To Implement Pension Reform At Anniversary Rally
Leftwing Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, at a rally Sunday to mark a year in power, stood by a vow to overhaul the country's pension system despite fierce opposition.
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Germany to Vote on Greek Bailout in Crucial Test for Deal
Chancellor Angela Merkel was to rally German lawmakers today to back talks for a new Greece bailout deal, a day after the parliament in Athens grudgingly agreed to harsh reforms.
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Mass Rival Rallies Ahead of Greece Bail Out Vote, PM Tsipras Urges People to Say 'No'
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras addressed a crowd of 25,000 people who flooded the Syntagma Square in Athens on Friday, the last day of campaigning before Sunday's referendum.
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Defiant Prime Minister Rejects Grexit Fears as He Rallies 'No' Vote
Greece's Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras got a rock-star welcome at an Athens rally Friday as he sought to revive support for a "No" vote in a referendum called to strengthen his hand in talks with international creditors.
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Greek Prime Minister is Hero and Villain at Rival Rallies in Divided Athens
A warrior for the "No" supporters, an "emperor with no clothes" for the "Yes" camp - thousands of people demonstrated at rival rallies in Athens Friday where Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras was both hero and villain.
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Anti-Bailout Demonstrators Rally in Greece
Some 17,000 people took to the streets of Athens and Thessaloniki on Monday to say 'No' to the latest offer of a bailout deal, accusing Greece's international creditors of blackmail.
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Violence hits Athens as 100,000 join anti-austerity protest march
Hundreds of rioting youths smashed and looted stores in central Athens on Wednesday after a mass anti-government rally against painful new austerity measures erupted into violence.
