Angeliki Koutantou

2 weeks ago | lanacion.com.ar | Angeliki Koutantou |Stamos Prousalis

By Angeliki Koutantou, STAMOS PROUSALISATENAS, 9 abr (Reuters) -Miles de griegos se concentraron el miércoles en Atenas paraexigir una subida salarial que les permita hacer frente alaumento del coste de la vida, y una jornada de huelga dejó lostransbordadores atracados en los puertos, los aviones en tierray los trenes paralizados. Además de los controladores aéreos, los marinos y losferroviarios, los trabajadores municipales, de autobuses y demetro de la capital también fueron a la huelga.

2 weeks ago | usnews.com | Angeliki Koutantou |Stamos Prousalis

By Angeliki Koutantou and STAMOS PROUSALISATHENS (Reuters) - Thousands of Greeks gathered in Athens on Wednesday to demand higher wages to cope with rising living costs and a one-day strike left ferries docked at ports, flights grounded and trains at a standstill. Along with air traffic controllers, seafarers and train workers, municipal workers and bus and metro workers in the capital also walked out.

2 weeks ago | nz.news.yahoo.com | Angeliki Koutantou

A nationwide strike in Greece brought ferries to a standstill, grounded flights, and halted train services on Wednesday as the country's largest trade unions demanded higher wages to address the increasing cost of living. After a debt crisis from 2009 to 2018, which resulted in wage and pension cuts in exchange for approximately 290 billion euros in bailouts, Greece has experienced economic growth, with a projected 2.3% increase this year, surpassing other eurozone economies.

2 weeks ago | kelo.com | Angeliki Koutantou |Stamos Prousalis

By Angeliki Koutantou and STAMOS PROUSALISATHENS (Reuters) – Thousands of Greeks gathered in Athens on Wednesday to demand higher wages to cope with rising living costs and a one-day strike left ferries docked at ports, flights grounded and trains at a standstill. Along with air traffic controllers, seafarers and train workers, municipal workers and bus and metro workers in the capital also walked out.

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Angeliki Koutantou

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