2011 - Revision history

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March

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December

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December

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October

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December

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December

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December

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November

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October

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October

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 *[[March 1]]: A gun battle at [[Agios Ioannis Rentis]] leaves two policemen dead and another two wounded. The stolen vehicle and the weapons used by the unknown culprits were later found by the police.
 *[[March 9]]: The Greek government gives in to the demands of illegal immigrants who had staged a hunger strike, demanding legal status.
-*[[March 9]]: [[Panachaiki FC|Panachaiki]] president, Alexis Kougias, produces tapes which he claims are evidence of attempted bribery of referees in domestic and European matches of Greeks clubs.
+*[[March 9]]: [[Panachaiki FC|Panachaiki]] president, [[Alexis Kougias]], produces tapes which he claims are evidence of attempted bribery of referees in domestic and European matches of Greeks clubs.
 *[[March 12]]: Four MEPs, a [[bishop]] and others are arrested as they enter the sealed-off city of [[Famagusta]] in Turkish-occupied northern [[Cyprus]].
 *[[March 13]]: [[Cyprus]] President, [[Dimitris Christofias]], pays an official visit to Israel, marking the first such visit by a Cypriot president to Israel in eleven years.
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 *[[March 20]]: [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] clinch the league title by thrashing [[AEK FC|AEK]] 6-0.
 *[[March 31]]: [[Panathinaikos BC]] defeat Barcelona 78-67 and qualify for the Euroleague final four.
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 *[[April 4]]: Two [[Cypriot]] brothers and an Indian national are convicted of stealing the corpse of [[Tassos Papadopoulos]] from Deftera Cemetery on [[December 11]], [[2009]].

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 *[[December 13]]: Thousands of [[Cypriot]] civil servants hold a three-hour strike to protest austerity measures being debated in the [[Cyprus House of Representatives]].
 *[[December 18]]: Municipal elections are held in [[Cyprus]]. The results show a marked shift towards opposition party, [[Democratic Rally]] (DISY) with 26 out of the 38 candidates supported by DISY being elected compared to just nine candidates supported by ruling party [[AKEL]]. [[Konstantinos Georkadjis]] is elected Mayor of [[Lefkosia]], unseating incumbent [[Eleni Mavrou]], with a landslide 57% of the vote.
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 *[[December 7]]: The [[Hellenic parliament]] approves the 2012 austerity budget with a 258-41 vote.
 *[[December 13]]: Thousands of [[Cypriot]] civil servants hold a three-hour strike to protest austerity measures being debated in the [[Cyprus House of Representatives]].
 ==Deaths==

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 *[[October 25]]: [[Leonidas Andrianopoulos]], footballer
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 *[[December 5]]: The International Court of Justice rules that [[Greece]] breached its interim agreement with FYROM by blocking the latter country's attempt to join NATO.
 *[[December 7]]: The [[Hellenic parliament]] approves the 2012 austerity budget with a 258-41 vote.
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 ===December===
 *[[December 1]]: Private and public sector workers go on strike in [[Greece]] protesting the government's austerity measures.
 *[[December 7]]: The [[Hellenic parliament]] approves the 2012 austerity budget with a 258-41 vote.

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 *[[November 23]]: [[APOEL FC|APOEL]] make history as they become the first [[Cypriot]] team to advance from the Group Stage of the Champions' League after a 0-0 draw in St Petersburg against Zenit. [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] manage a 1-0 away win at Marseille to keep their qualification hopes alive.
 *[[November 30]]: [[PAOK FC|PAOK]] come away with a surprising 2-1 away victory over Tottenham Hotspur to seal their qualification into the knockout stages of the Europa League.
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 *[[October 5]]: [[Manuel Jimenez]] resigns as [[AEK FC|AEK]] coach after negotiating the terms of his departure with the club's management.
 *[[October 11]]: [[National Football Team|Greece]] qualify for the finals of [[Euro 2012]] with a 2-1 victory over Georgia in Tbilisi. The win extended the Greek side's unbeaten streak to 16 games.
-*[[October 13]]: Former [[Cypriot]] [[Minister for the Economy (Cyprus)|Minister for the Economy]], [[Giorgos Sarris]], is arrested on the Turkish-occupied side of [[Lefkosia]] for "unnatural sexual relations with a minor".
+*[[October 13]]: Former [[Cypriot]] [[Minister for the Economy (Cyprus)|Minister for the Economy]], [[Michalis Sarris]], is arrested on the Turkish-occupied side of [[Lefkosia]] for "unnatural sexual relations with a minor".
 *[[October 19]]: A 48-hour general strike begins throughout [[Greece]] as the [[Hellenic parliament]] prepares to vote on yet another round of austerity measures.
 *[[October 20]]: A law containing a series of austerity measures passes the [[Hellenic parliament]] with 153 votes.
-*[[October 20]]: [[Giorgos Sarris]], posts bail of 120,000 Turkish Lira (around €47,000) and is released from a prison in the Turkish-occupied side of [[Lefkosia]].
+*[[October 20]]: [[Michalis Sarris]], posts bail of 120,000 Turkish Lira (around €47,000) and is released from a prison in the Turkish-occupied side of [[Lefkosia]].
 *[[October 31]]: PM [[Giorgos Papandreou]] calls for a referendum on the EU bailout deal for Greece.