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In a scandal-filled election, will Greece’s youth be decisive?
Al Jazeera– Greece’s ruling party has been marked by scandal. Will this upcoming election end its tenure?
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Greece’s Election Offers Little Hope for an End to Austerity
Jacobin– Greece votes in a general election today, with the right-wing New Democracy resisting the challenge from Alexis Tsipras’s Syriza. The campaign has been subdued, reflecting voters’ limited faith in Syriza’s ability to undo the austerity it helped to impose.
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Reporters dig up more links between Greek government and spyware
Al Jazeera– A media outlet uncovers that the Greek government sent millions of dollars to a company that sells an illegal spyware.
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They saved the lives of refugees at sea. Now Greece is putting them on trial.
Solomon- Two dozen aid workers have been indicted with facilitating migrant smuggling and face up to 25 years in prison, in a trial that has sparked international attention. Solomon has reviewed legal opinions, and spoken to defendants and lawyers, to peel back precisely what is at play in the case.
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Refugee aid workers face years in prison as trial starts in Greece
Devex- A long-awaited trial started on the island of Lesbos involving 24 humanitarian aid workers charged with various crimes in connection to their work helping refugees and asylum seekers.
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