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| Solvents industry slow on safety |
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| Less than two weeks after a fire at a solvents plant in Lavrion, southeast of Athens, raised serious issues about safety in the chemicals sector, experts have accused the government of failing to regulate the industry.
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| Private sector bribes targeted |
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| After years of government privatization programs that have transferred numerous state enterprises to private industry, the Justice Ministry is preparing a draft bill that will target corruption outside the public sector.
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| Court warning for Red Arrows |
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| An autistic boy in Cyprus has been awarded some 430,000 euros (250,000 Cypriot pounds) in damages after a court ruled that displays by the Red Arrows aerobatics team had caused...
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| Swimmers caught in oil slicks |
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| The coast guard was trying to trace the source of an oil slick yesterday that reached the popular beaches of Vouliagmeni and Varkiza, southern Athens, on Saturday.
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| Cafe owner lashes out over refusal of license |
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| An enraged cafe owner injured two prefectural officials and damaged their car in a village near Hania, Crete, after attacking them with a piece of wood because his business had been refused an operating license, police said on Saturday.
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