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On [[January 16]], [[1996]], Papandreou resigned and Liani returned to private life. She has been widowed since [[June 23]], [[1996]].
 
On [[January 16]], [[1996]], Papandreou resigned and Liani returned to private life. She has been widowed since [[June 23]], [[1996]].
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Revision as of 20:35, March 19, 2006

Demetra Liani is a former Olympic Airways hostess who, in 1989, married aging Greek Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou.

Liani was born in Florina, western Macedonia, Greece and is first cousin to former Iraklis footballer and Deputy Minister for Athletics, Giorgos Lianis.

Her relationship with the PM had caused controversy as Papandreou was already married to his second wife, Margaret Papandreou when they met. Further controversy was caused when sexually compromising photos of Liani appeared in some Athens dailies. This, however, did not prevent Papandreou from including Liani in state functions - even before they were married - or going ahead with the marriage, even with opposition from his children.

On January 16, 1996, Papandreou resigned and Liani returned to private life. She has been widowed since June 23, 1996.