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Archive - Nov 2012

November 12th

Bank shares fall due to recapitalization

12 November 2012 / 20:11:20  
The Greek finance ministry has announced the conditions for the recapitalization of local banks and collapsed the Athens Stock Exchange on Monday. The Ministerial decision issued stipulates that banks must have a capital adequacy ratio (Core Tier 1) of 9%. 6 of the 9% required to achieve the required capital levels will come from the increase in the share capital of banks. It will involve 90% of the Greek Financial Stability Fund and 10% of private shareholders.


Nine tips on how to prepare your home for winter

12 November 2012 / 19:11:28  
Winter is coming and bringing all those things we need to do to turn our homes into warm and cosy places.


Over the past two years, the quality of politicians has deteriorated

12 November 2012 / 18:11:54  
"Politicians would never reach the level of those who threaten to lynch and whose wish is that the deputes face special courts to avoid it," sociologist George Siakandaris said in a interview for Anastsia Balezdrova.


167 deputies approved the restrictive 2013 budget

12 November 2012 / 10:11:02  
It received the approval of anther 14 deputies compared with the third package of fiscal adjustment measures.


November 11th

Kenyan Raymond Bett won the 30th Athens Marathon

11 November 2012 / 18:11:30  
Marathon as a sports discipline owes its existence to a Greek herald, the first race in modern history was at the Olympic Games in Athens in 1896


The rotten kingdom of parliament

11 November 2012 / 17:11:38  
The self-government of the parliament provides its employees with special benefits not available to other public servants - the 15th and 16th wages, a double remuneration and special privileges


Monthly bonds will fill the gaps from the delayed payment

11 November 2012 / 14:11:51  
The government believes that Greece will receive the next instalment of 31.5 billion euro in December, and according to the Finance Minister, there is no reason for concern