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*[[January 3]]: [[George Papandreou]] launches his new political party, the [[Movement of Democratic Socialists]]. | *[[January 3]]: [[George Papandreou]] launches his new political party, the [[Movement of Democratic Socialists]]. | ||
*[[January 5]]: The [[Athens Stock Exchange]] closes at 789.20 - a loss of 5.6% - amid rumours of a future Greek exit from the Eurozone. | *[[January 5]]: The [[Athens Stock Exchange]] closes at 789.20 - a loss of 5.6% - amid rumours of a future Greek exit from the Eurozone. | ||
| − | *[[January 6]]: Michel resigns his position as head coach of [[Olympiakos FC]]. | + | *[[January 6]]: Michel resigns his position as head coach of [[Olympiakos FC]]. |
| + | *[[January 13]]: The elder Paisios is canonised a saint by the Patriarchate of Constantinople. | ||
==Deaths== | ==Deaths== | ||
Revision as of 10:28, January 14, 2015
Events
January
- January 3: Escaped convicted November 17 member, Christodoulos Xiros, is apprehended by police in Anavyssos.
- January 3: George Papandreou launches his new political party, the Movement of Democratic Socialists.
- January 5: The Athens Stock Exchange closes at 789.20 - a loss of 5.6% - amid rumours of a future Greek exit from the Eurozone.
- January 6: Michel resigns his position as head coach of Olympiakos FC.
- January 13: The elder Paisios is canonised a saint by the Patriarchate of Constantinople.
Deaths
- January 9: Roy Tarpley, basketball player.