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 PASOK puts newcomers in prime slots |
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| PASOK, under new leader George Papandreou, kept piling on the surprises yesterday, opening its door to Mimis Androulakis, a former Communist Party member who played a leading role in the indictment by Parliament of PASOK founder Andreas Papandreou in 1989.
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| MEPs pass bill on private colleges |
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| In what threatens to prove a considerable embarrassment to Athens, the European Parliament yesterday approved amendments by two opposition New Democracy MEPs that recognizes as valid degrees issued by Greek private colleges collaborating with European universities.
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| Marathon project in trouble |
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| In the face of significant delays in the completion of a crucial Olympics-related road project in eastern Attica, the government has decided to replace the current contractor early next week, sources told Kathimerini yesterday.
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| Porn site cuts close to home |
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| A 30-year old Athenian got more than he bargained for when, surfing an Internet porn site, he came across a video of his wife having sex with her lover. The disillusioned husband notified the police, who arrested a young man on charges of running the website that functioned as a club for exhibitionists.
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| Turks in turmoil over statue of ‘gay Greek’ |
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| ISTANBUL (AFP) - Battle lines are drawn in the southern Turkish resort town of Antalya, with residents divided over whether town founder Attalus II Philadelphus was homosexual and whether a statue should be raised in his honor.
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