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Portugal: Former President Jorge Sampaio dies
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Mikis Theodorakis: From today until Wednesday his body will be placed in a popular pilgrimage
Vaccination: Third dose for 2.1 million citizens
Victims of the fire in Attica: Extension and suspension of debts to the Tax Office
Donation of 200.000 vaccines by the Greek government in Libya
Cyprus: 75.8% of the adult population is fully vaccinated
Greece : 2.871 new cases – 346 intubated of which 319 unvaccinated
Menendez in Cyprus: My goal is for the last Turkish soldier to leave the island
Provocative Tatar: Undermining of Cyprus settlement efforts undermines passports
Anastasiadis: We will continue efforts to resolve the Cyprus problem despite the problems created by Turkey
Cyprus: 75.8% of the adult population is fully vaccinated
Denmark – Coronavirus: The country returns to normal
Belgium: Ten-day quarantine for the unvaccinated returning from red zones
EMA: New facilities for the production of the Pfizer vaccine
Moderna Vaccine: Produces double antibodies from Pfizer – What a recent study showed
Pele: Remains in the intensive care unit after the tumor removal surgery
UEFA: Considers replacing Financial Fair Play with a salary cap
Van Gaal: Returned to the bench of the Dutch National Team
Ruben Semedo: Arrested accused of raping a 17-year-old
Stefanos Tsitsipas: The question of a young journalist that made him laugh
It’s Greek to me!
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Greek PM not calling snap elections
Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou said on Sunday he was satisfied with the outcome of local elections and would continue reforms without calling a snap parliamentary poll.
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Greek police officers fired tear gas at protesters trying to break through a police line in front of the parliament.
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