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New page: '''Giorgos Papakonstantinou''' is a Greek politician, currently the Minister of Finance. Papakonstantinou was born in Athens in 1961. He studied Economics at the London...

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'''Giorgos Papakonstantinou''' is a [[Greeks|Greek]] politician, currently the Minister of Finance.

Papakonstantinou was born in [[Athens]] in [[1961]]. He studied Economics at the London School of Economics with graduate studies at New York University. He obtained his doctorate at the London School of Economics. On his return to [[Greece]], he worked at various economy-related fields. From [[2003]] until [[2007]], he was a guest lecturer in the Economics Department of the [[University of Athens]].

From [[2004]] until [[2007]], Papakonstantinou was also economic advisor to the [[Panhellenic Socialist Movement]] (PASOK) party leader, [[Giorgos Papandreou]]. In May [[2005]], he ws elected to the National Council of PASOK.

In September of [[2007]], he was elected for the first time to the [[Hellenic Parliament]] representing [[Kozani prefecture]]. In June [[2009]], he was elected a Member of the European Parliament. In October [[2009]], he was appointed Minister of Finance in the newly-elected government of [[Giorgos Papandreou]].

Papakonstantinou is married with two sons.

[[Category:1961 births|Papakonstantinou, Giorgos]]

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 Papakonstantinou was born in [[Athens]] in [[1961]]. He studied Economics at the London School of Economics with graduate studies at New York University. He obtained his doctorate at the London School of Economics. On his return to [[Greece]], he worked at various economy-related fields. From [[2003]] until [[2007]], he was a guest lecturer in the Economics Department of the [[University of Athens]].
-From [[2004]] until [[2007]], Papakonstantinou was also economic advisor to the [[Panhellenic Socialist Movement]] (PASOK) party leader, [[Giorgos Papandreou]]. In May [[2005]], he ws elected to the National Council of PASOK.
+From [[2004]] until [[2007]], Papakonstantinou was also economic advisor to the [[Panhellenic Socialist Movement]] (PASOK) party leader, [[Giorgos Papandreou]]. In May [[2005]], he was elected to the National Council of PASOK.
-In September of [[2007]], he was elected for the first time to the [[Hellenic Parliament]] representing [[Kozani prefecture]]. In June [[2009]], he was elected a Member of the European Parliament. In October [[2009]], he was appointed [[Minister for Finance (Greece)|Minister of Finance]] in the newly-elected government of [[Giorgos Papandreou]].
+In September of [[2007]], he was elected for the first time to the [[Hellenic Parliament]] representing [[Kozani prefecture]]. In June [[2009]], he was elected a Member of the European Parliament. In October [[2009]], he was appointed [[Minister for Finance (Greece)|Minister of Finance]] in the government of [[Giorgos Papandreou]]. He served until June [[2011]].
 ==Controversy==
 In December [[2012]], allegations were made that Papakonstantinou, in his role as Finance Minister, edited a list of Greeks with deposits in Swiss banks by removing the names of three of his relatives.
-He has since been expelled from the [[Panhellenic Socialist Movement]] and is under investigation.
+He has since been expelled from the [[Panhellenic Socialist Movement]] and is currently under investigation.
 ==Personal==

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 In September of [[2007]], he was elected for the first time to the [[Hellenic Parliament]] representing [[Kozani prefecture]]. In June [[2009]], he was elected a Member of the European Parliament. In October [[2009]], he was appointed [[Minister for Finance (Greece)|Minister of Finance]] in the newly-elected government of [[Giorgos Papandreou]].
-Papakonstantinou is married with two sons.
+==Controversy==
 [[Category:1961 births|Papakonstantinou, Giorgos]]
 [[Category:Ministers for Finance|Papakonstantinou, Giorgos]]

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-'''Giorgos Papakonstantinou''' is a [[Greeks|Greek]] politician, currently the [[Minister for Finance (Greece)|Minister of Finance]].
+'''Giorgos Papakonstantinou''' is a [[Greeks|Greek]] politician, who was recently the [[Minister for Finance (Greece)|Minister of Finance]].
 Papakonstantinou was born in [[Athens]] in [[1961]]. He studied Economics at the London School of Economics with graduate studies at New York University. He obtained his doctorate at the London School of Economics. On his return to [[Greece]], he worked at various economy-related fields. From [[2003]] until [[2007]], he was a guest lecturer in the Economics Department of the [[University of Athens]].
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