Increases in age and reductions in ancillary benefits, brings the 2012

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By A.I.
Published: December 28, 2011

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from six months to 3 years increased the retirement age by January 1, 2012, in accordance with the provisions of the Insurance Act 2010 (3863/2010) .

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  1. EffLabels says:

    @DuaneEH Please mate, half the problem are German banks and a corrupt EURO Goverment. Fuck the euro, really

  2. Hashishin13 says:

    Anybody want to learn sound economics? Go look up Austrian Economics(named after an Austrian, not the economics of Austria) and the Mises Institute.

  3. DuaneEH says:

    Did the EU enact Greece’s unsustainable government policies that led to this crisis? Greece’s government bears NO responsibility?

    And it’s not clear, is Greece requesting help from the EU but refusing to accept or abide by the necessary requirements? If so, then withdraw your request for help and see how that turns out.

  4. soloprotecter says:

    wel sed m8 !!!!!!!!! turn these criminals in

  5. 28318511 says:

    : No interest paid to central PRIVATE banks, that’d be a good start to fix it all.




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