Opinion
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This summer we travel to Greece
After decades of wrong development, mismanagement, non-transparency, non-implementation of the law, indifference by those in government and by the general public, our other home
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“OPA”: the battle to lose Eurovision 2010
Each year the Eurovision song contest reaches new levels. New levels of tackiness, embarrassment and complete lack of talent.
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Greece needs to look east
Greece needs to become again a conduit between east and west and not focus on being European
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We need audacious targets
For Greece to escape its predicament, it is not enough to reduce salaries and pensions, slash spending and reform the social security system and labor market. We will need bold
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Brothers, troublemakers and tax avoiders
On The Spit gets very upset when legends who sit on the perch of fame and fortune, who are lauded by Greek baby boomers, fall and knock themselves out.
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GFC: Helps us help you
Fair or not, Greece has been targeted as the cancer to the world’s economic woes. Maybe if the media tries hard enough, they can blame Greece for Global Warming too!
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Early election hangs in the balance
As 2009 drew to a close, Labor prime minister Kevin Rudd looked to be right on top of the political game.
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Kanellos a.k.a. Riot Dog
Over the last month or so On The Spit has been tracking what has been going down in Greece and it would be fair to say that it has been an emotional rollercoaster ride.
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Where does the blame lie?
In 1893, Greek prime minister Charilaos Trikoupes, made one of the most dramatic declarations in Greek history: “Unfortunately, we are bankrupt!” What had happened?