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*[[September 17]]: 34-year old rapper, Pavlos Fyssas, is murdered by members of [[Golden Dawn]] in [[Keratsini]].
 
*[[September 17]]: 34-year old rapper, Pavlos Fyssas, is murdered by members of [[Golden Dawn]] in [[Keratsini]].
 
*[[September 24]]: Public sector workers go on strike to protest planned layoffs.
 
*[[September 24]]: Public sector workers go on strike to protest planned layoffs.
*[[September 28]]: [[Golden Dawn]] leader, [[Nikos Michaloliakos]], and his chief spokesman, [[Elias Kasidiaris]], are arrested on charges of "forming a criminal organisation".
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*[[September 28]]: [[Golden Dawn]] leader, [[Nikos Michaloliakos]], his chief spokesman, [[Elias Kasidiaris]], and others are arrested on charges of "forming a criminal organisation".
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===October===
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*[[October 2]]: [[Golden Dawn]] spokesman, [[Elias Kasidiaris]], as well as  fellow MPs Elias Panagiotaros and Nikos Michos, are freed pending trial on criminal charges.
  
 
==Deaths==
 
==Deaths==

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Events

January

February

March

  • March 4: Former Minister Akis Tsochatzopoulos is sentenced to eight years in jail and a €520,000 fine for failure to disclose certain assets during his term as MP.
  • March 4: PM Antonis Samaras meets with Turkish PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Istanbul and sign 25 bilateral pacts.
  • March 10: Olympiakos clinch their 40th football championship with a 3-0 home win against AEK.
  • March 16: Eurozone finance ministers agree a €10 billion bailout package for Cyprus. Bank depositors race to withdraw their money as the terms include a haircut on their accounts: Those with deposits of more than 100,000 euros are to be charged 9.9% and those with less 6.75% of their deposits.
  • March 19: The Cyprus House of Representatives overwhelmingly rejects the terms of the EU bailout package. 36 MPs vote "no" while 19 DISY members abstain.
  • March 21: Standard and Poor's downgrades the sovereign rating of Cyprus from CCC+ to CCC.
  • March 22: The Cyprus House of Representatives approves nine bills to raise €5.8 billion in order to receive bailout aid from the EU.
  • March 25: Eurozone finance ministers agree terms with Cyprus for a €10 billion bailout package. Under the terms - which focus on the Popular Bank - all accounts under €100,000 will be guaranteed while those above that amount will receive a "haircut".
  • March 28: Banks reopen in Cyprus after nearly two weeks of being shut. Restrictions are imposed on transactions and the flow of capital.
  • March 31: Panathinaikos sack coach Fabri Gonzalez after a disappointing 0-1 loss to Platanias.

April

May

June

July

August

  • August 2: Civil servants protest, throughout Greece, the planned mass layoff of teachers, hospital workers and other public servants.
  • August 7: An earthquake, measuring 5.1 on the Richter scale, destroys hundreds of homes in the Phthiotis prefecture of Greece.
  • August 8: PM Antonis Samaras meets with US president Obama in Washington, DC.
  • August 10: Migrants riot at Amygdaleza detention centre. Ten Greek officers are injured before calm is restored.
  • August 14: The Eurozone emerges from recession after a record 18 months of economic contraction. Across the bloc, GDP grew by 0.3% in the second quarter of 2013, slightly ahead of forecasts. In Greece, GDP shrank by 4.6%.
  • August 21: Hellenic Public Television (EDT) broadcasts live for the very first time.
  • August 27: The Athens Stock Exchange General Index closes at 881.35 after losses of 4.08%.
  • August 30: Terzopoulos Publications announce that, after 48 years, they will cease to publish the Mickey Mouse magazine in Greece due to economic concerns.

September

October

Deaths

January

March

May

June

August

September