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Judges to protest salary cuts

Judges and court employees are protesting a decision that will see their salaries being slashed as part of a series of cuts to special salaries for certain categories of civil servants.

Protests are being organized outside the Athens court complex on September 5 and 17, the latter immediately after courts reopen after the summer break.

ekathimerini.com , Friday August 31, 2012 (21:19)  
Anti-racism bill might go back to coalition leaders
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FINANCE
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The writing on the wall
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