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Greece: Europe’s Canary in the Coal Mine?
“Crooks in the Euro-family,” said Focus, “Our debt, you may take it,” replied My Country. Greece’s image has been suffering as of late. Just in the past ten days, Reporters without Borders ranked Greece the EU country with the least press … Continue reading
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Tagged corruption, Greece, immigration, media, Reporters without Borders, Transparency International, United Nations
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Frontex Sends “Illegals” Back Home
Frontex recently made its first charter flight to deport undocumented immigrants. 56 Georgians were sent back to their country of origin. Immigration, and minorities, are unpopular in Europe but high-profile deportations such as this can be make the public uncomfortable. … Continue reading
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