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| − | ==Events==
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| − | ===January===
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| − | *[[January 7]]: [[Fanis Gekas]] signs for Samsunspor thus becoming the first [[Football (soccer)|football]] player from [[Greece]] to sign for a Turkish side.
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| − | *[[January 13]]: Standard & Poor's downgrades the credit rating of [[Cyprus]] by two notches pushing it into junk status.
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| − | *[[January 26]]: The [[Athens Stock Exchange]] General Index makes impressive gains of 3.93% closing at 766.23.
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| − | *[[January 27]]: Fitch cuts the credit rating of [[Cyprus]] to BBB- with a negative outlook.
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| − | ===February===
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| − | *[[February 2]]: The [[House of Representatives of Cyprus]] rebukes UN envoy Alexander Downer over his "one-sided and detrimental statements and actions" that have eroded his credibility as an impartial facilitator in the talks between Greek and Turkish Cypriots.
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| − | *[[February 3]]: The International Court of Justice rules that Italy "violated the immunity which Germany enjoys under international law" by allowing [[Greeks]] to sue Germany in Italian courts over [[WW II]] war crimes.
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| − | *[[February 7]]: A general strike by the major unions of [[Greece]] paralyse the country as private and public sector workers protest the government's plans to lower the minimum wage.
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| − | *[[February 10]]: The four [[Popular Orthodox Rally]] government members quit their posts in protest of the proposed new austerity measures.
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| − | *[[February 10]]: Unions begin a 48-hour strike throughout [[Greece]].
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| − | *[[February 13]]: The [[Hellenic Parliament]] approves, by 199 to 74, a package of austerity measures demanded by the EU and IMF in return for a 130 billion euro bailout. Following the vote, coalition parties expel more than 40 MPs for failing to back the bill while tens of thousands violently protest in [[Athens]] and other cities across [[Greece]].
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| − | *[[February 16]]: Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu visits [[Cyprus]] marking the first time an Israeli leader has ever visited the nearby island republic.
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| − | *[[February 17]]: Armed robbers steal more than 60 artefacts from a museum in [[Olympia]].
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| − | *[[February 17]]: The [[Athens Stock Exchange]] General Index closes at 824.26 as values rise 5.00%.
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| − | *[[February 21]]: Eurozone finance ministers agree to lend [[Greece]] 130 billion euros after 13 hours of late-night talks in Brussels.
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| − | *[[February 22]]: Fitch downgrades Greece two notches to C. In response, the [[Athens Stock Exchange]] General Index closes at 751.96 - a drop of 5.67%.
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| − | *[[February 23]]: The [[Hellenic parliament]] approves a law to write down 107 billion euros from its debt to private creditors.
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| − | *[[February 24]]: Former [[New Democracy]] MP [[Panos Kammenos]] announces the establishment of [[Independent Greeks]] - a centre-right party opposed to the EU-imposed austerity measures.
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| − | ===March===
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| − | *[[March 7]]: [[APOEL FC|APOEL]] become the first [[Cypriot]] club to advance to the quarter-finals of the Champions' League after eliminating Lyon 4-3 on penalties. The regulation-time score was 1-0 which equalised the 0-1 loss in France.
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| − | *[[March 9]]: [[Greece]] achieves the biggest national debt writedown in history (€105 billion) as the vast majority of its private creditors sign up to a bond swap.
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| − | *[[March 10]]: [[Panathinaikos BC|Panathinaikos]] defeat [[Olympiakos BC|Olympiakos]] 71-70 and win the [[Greek Basketball Cup]].
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| − | *[[March 11]]: [[Dimitris Chondrokoukis]] wins gold in the [[high jump]] in the world indoor [[track and field]] Championships in [[Istanbul]] as he clears 2.33m.
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| − | *[[March 13]]: [[Eleftheria Eleftheriou]] with the song ''Aphrodisiac'' is chosen to represent Greece at the Eurovision Song Contest.
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| − | *[[March 13]]: Moody's Investors Service cuts [[Cyprus]]' sovereign rating one notch to Ba1 from Baa3, pushing it to junk status.
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| − | *[[March 13]]: Fitch assigns [[Greece]] a B- rating, becoming the first major rating agency to lift the country out of default territory.
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| − | *[[March 14]]: Former [[PASOK]] MPs [[Louka Katseli]] and [[Haris Kastanidis]] announce the creation of a new political party: the [[Social Contract]].
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| − | *[[March 18]]: [[Evangelos Venizelos]] is elected leader of the [[Panhellenic Socialist Movement]].
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| − | *[[March 18]]: The match between [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] and [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] is stopped after rowdy fans throw objects onto the pitch and set two fires in the stands. The score at the moment was 1-0 in favour of visitors [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]].
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| − | *[[March 21]]: The [[Hellenic Parliament]] approves the international bailout deal by 213-79.
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| − | ===April===
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| − | *[[April 4]]: 77-year old pensioner, Dimitris Christoulas, shoots himself dead in [[Syntagma Square]] [[Athens]], not far from the [[Hellenic Parliament]]. Christoulas feared the austerity measures would leave him "scavenging for food in garbage cans".
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| − | *[[April 10]]: The [[Athens Stock Exchange]] General Index makes impressive gains of 3.17% closing at 730.03.
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| − | *[[April 10]]: The [[Panhellenic Maritime Federation]] (PNO) calls a 48-hour strike leaving thousands of holidaymakers stranded.
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| − | *[[April 11]]: President [[Karolos Papoulias]] proclaims national elections for [[May 6]], 2012.
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| − | *[[April 11]]: Former Minister, [[Akis Tsochatzopoulos]], is arrested on money laundering charges.
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| − | *[[April 20]]: A court in [[Greece]] finds four officials of Helios Airways guilty of manslaughter through negligence for the [[2005]] [[Helios Airways Flight 522]] disaster.
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| − | *[[April 23]]: The trial over responsibility of the Mari Naval Base explosion commences in [[Cyprus]].
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| − | *[[April 28]]: [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] defeat [[Atromitos Athens FC|Atromitos Athens]] 2-1 in extra time to lift the [[Greek Football Cup]].
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| − | ===May===
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| − | *[[May 5]]: [[AE Limassol FC|AE Limassol]] defeat [[Anorthosis Famagusta FC|Anorthosis Famagusta]] 1-0 and clinch their first Cypriot championship since [[1968]].
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| − | *[[May 6]]: Parliamentary elections are held throughout [[Greece]], resulting in a very strong protest vote against the austerity measures of the ruling coalition: [[New Democracy]] finish first, but with less than 19% of the vote, while [[PASOK]] end up in third place with 13%.
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| − | *[[May 6]]: The turnout in Greek elections is at an all-time low. 34.91% of registered voters did not cast a ballot, breaks the record of 2009, when one in three people did not vote. The highest rate of abstention was registered in [[Florina]], where 59.07% of the electorate did not turn out to vote, while in [[Attica]] the abstention rate was 24.64%.
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| − | *[[May 7]]: President [[Karolos Papoulias]] gives [[New Democracy]] leader, [[Antonis Samaras]], a mandate to form a government. Within hours, [[Antonis Samaras|Samaras]] returns it as he is unable to form a coalition.
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| − | *[[May 7]]: The [[Athens Stock Exchange]] General Index closes at 643.87 as values drop 6.67% in response to the political uncertainty in [[Greece]].
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| − | *[[May 8]]: In accordance with the Greek Constitution, President [[Karolos Papoulias]] gives [[SYRIZA]] leader, [[Alexis Tsipras]], a mandate to form a government.
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| − | *[[May 8]]: The [[Athens Stock Exchange]] General Index again records significant losses, closing at 620.54 as values drop 3.62% in response to the continued political uncertainty in [[Greece]].
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| − | *[[May 9]]: [[Alexis Tsipras]] returns the mandate as he too is unable to form a coalition.
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| − | *[[May 10]]: In accordance with the Greek Constitution, President [[Karolos Papoulias]] gives [[PASOK]] leader, [[Evangelos Venizelos]], a mandate to form a government.
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| − | *[[May 10]]: The Olympic torch is lit in ancient [[Olympia]].
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| − | *[[May 11]]: [[Olympiakos BC|Olympiakos]] triumph over Barcelona 68-64 and qualify for the Euroleague final. In the other semi-final game, CSKA Moscow defeat [[Panathinaikos BC|Panathinaikos]] 66-64.
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| − | *[[May 13]]: President [[Karolos Papoulias]] summons leaders of the country's fractious political parties in a last-ditch effort to form a new coalition government.
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| − | *[[May 13]]: [[Olympiakos BC|Olympiakos]] triumph over CSKA Moscow 62-61 and win the Euroleague for the second time in their history. The red-and-whites at one point in the game were 19 points down.
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| − | *[[May 14]]: The moderate [[Democratic Left]] party says it will not join pro-bailout parties in a coalition without the more radical far-left [[SYRIZA]].
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| − | *[[May 14]]: [[Cyprus]] president [[Dimitris Christofias]] announces he will not seek re-election.
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| − | *[[May 14]]: The [[Athens Stock Exchange]] General Index closes at 584.04 as values drop 4.56% in response to the continued political uncertainty in [[Greece]].
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| − | *[[May 15]]: As talks to form a coalition government fail, the [[Athens Stock Exchange]] General Index drops another 3.62% to 562.88.
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| − | *[[May 16]]: President [[Karolos Papoulias]] meets with party leaders to create a caretaker government. Senior judge [[Panagiotis Pikrammenos]] is named caretaker prime minister.
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| − | *[[May 16]]: [[Greece]] announces [[June 17]] as the date for the country's repeat elections.
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| − | *[[May 17]]: The caretaker government of [[Panagiotis Pikrammenos]] is sworn in along with the newly-elected members of the [[Hellenic Parliament]].
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| − | *[[May 17]]: The first match of the [[basketball]] championship series between [[Panathinaikos BC|Panathinaikos]] and [[Olympiakos BC|Olympiakos]] is postponed as the bus carrying [[Panathinaikos BC|Panathinaikos]]' players to the stadium is ambushed resulting in injuries to players [[Stratos Perperoglou]] and Stephen Smith.
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| − | *[[May 21]]: The leader of conservative [[New Democracy]], [[Antonis Samaras]], and the head of the liberal [[Democratic Alliance]], [[Dora Bakoyannis]], a former conservative minister and political rival, announce that they are joining forces in “a patriotic, pro-European front” aimed at “battling the forces of populism” and ensuring that the country remains in the eurozone.
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| − | *[[May 22]]: [[Aris Grigoriadis]] wins the second European Championship gold medal of his career, finishing first (with a time of 53.86 seconds) in the 100-meter backstroke final at Debrecen, Hungary.
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| − | *[[May 24]]: Rumours of a Greek exit from the Eurozone contribute to a 4.53% drop in stock values as the General Index of the [[Athens Stock Exchange]] closes at 502.52.
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| − | *[[May 24]]: Eighteen-year-old [[Panayiotis Samilidis]] clocked a national record of 2 minutes and 9.72 seconds at the European Swimming Championship in Debrecen, Hungary, in the 200-meters breaststroke to finish third, 1.12 seconds behind the winner, Daniel Gyurta of Hungary. [[Yiannis Drymonakos]] also finished third in the 200-meters butterfly with a time of 1:56.48, behind the winner, Laszlo Cseh, also from Hungary.
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| − | *[[May 25]]: The General Index of the [[Athens Stock Exchange]] drops below 500 (485.18) after another loss of 3.45% of stock values. The closing level represents a 22-year low.
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| − | *[[May 28]]: Diomedes Argos win the European Handball Federation Challenge Cup despite losing 22-20 to Wacker Thun, as the first match was 26-23 in favour of the Greek team.
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| − | ===June===
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| − | *[[June 2]]: [[Olympiakos BC|Olympiakos]] defeat [[Panathinaikos BC|Panathinaikos]] 82-76, in the deciding game of the championship playoffs, to win the [[A1 League]] title - their first in 15 years.
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| − | *[[June 8]]: [[National Football Team|Greece]] draw co-hosts Poland 1-1 in the opening game of [[Euro 2012]].
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| − | *[[June 13]]: Moody's cuts [[Cyprus]]' rating to Ba3 (from Ba1).
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| − | *[[June 16]]: [[National Football Team|Greece]] stun heavily-favoured Russia 1-0 (45+2' [[Giorgos Karagounis|Karagounis]]) to qualify for the quarter-finals of [[Euro 2012]].
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| − | *[[June 17]]: In the repeat national elections, [[New Democracy]] again finish first with 29.66% of the vote and 130 seats in [[Hellenic Parliament|Parliament]]. [[SYRIZA]] finish second with 26.89% and 71 seats. Once again, [[Golden Dawn]] return to [[Hellenic Parliament|Parliament]] with 18 seats thanks to a 6.92% share of the vote. A record 60 women were elected MPs.
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| − | *[[June 20]]: [[New Democracy]] leader, [[Antonis Samaras]], is sworn in as [[Prime Minister of Greece]] heading a coalition made up of [[New Democracy]], [[PASOK]] and the [[Democratic Left]].
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| − | *[[June 22]]: The [[National Soccer Team|Greek team]] bows out of the [[Euro 2012|UEFA Euro 2012 tournament]] following a 4-2 loss at the quarterfinals round to Germany in a much anticipated game dubbed as the "Bail-Out Game."
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| − | *[[June 25]]: The [[Athens Stock Exchange]] General Index closes at 566.79 after a drop of 6,84%.
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| − | *[[June 25]]: Fitch cuts the credit rating of Cyprus to BB+ (from BBB-) with a negative outlook.
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| − | *[[June 25]]: [[Cyprus]] announces that it intends to apply for a bailout from the Eurozone becoming the fifth EU member to do so.
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| − | *[[June 28]]: Armed robbers break into the home of [[PAOK FC|PAOK]] coach [[Giorgos Donis]] in [[Kifissia]] and hold his children and in-laws hostage. In the ensuing gun battle with the police, one policeman and one robber are wounded.
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| − | *[[June 29]]: In response to an EU deal to help finance debt-laden eurozone countries, the [[Athens Stock Exchange]] General Index rises by 5,68% to close at 611.16.
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| − | ===July===
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| − | *[[July 1]]: [[Cyprus]] takes over the presidency of the European Union.
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| − | *[[July 9]]: The coalition government of [[Antonis Samaras]] wins the confidence vote in the [[Hellenic Parliament]] by 179 votes to 121. Voting for the government were the MPs of [[New Democracy]], [[PASOK]] and the [[Democratic Left]].
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| − | *[[July 12]]: The Greek [[Under-19 National Football Team]] defeat England 2-1 (aet) and advance to the final of the European Cup.
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| − | *[[July 15]]: The [[Under-19 National Football Team]] of Greece lose 1-0 to Spain in the final of the European Cup.
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| − | *[[July 23]]: The [[Athens Stock Exchange]] General Index closes at 586.04 after a 7.10% drop.
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| − | *[[July 25]]: The [[Cyprus Stock Exchange]] General Index records losses of 8.02% in response to the possibility of the imposition of austerity measures by the "Troika".
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| − | *[[July 25]]: [[Triple jump]] athlete [[Paraskevi Papachristou]] was disqualified from the London Olympics over a posting on her Twitter account that was deemed as racist by the [[Hellenic Olympic Committee]].
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| − | *[[July 31]]: [[Haris Mavrias]] scores the second goal in a 2-0 Champions' League qualifier at Motherwell, and becomes the youngest [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] player to score in Europe, breaking the record of [[Giourkas Seitaridis]].
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| − | ===August===
| + | '''Pierikos''' is a [[football (soccer)|football]] club from [[Katerini]], [[Macedonia]], [[Greece]], recently promoted from the [[Football C Division|C Division]] to the [[Football B Division|B Division]] . They were established on [[April 11]], [[1961]], when [[Megas Alexandros Katerini FC]], a club that had played in the [[Football A Division]], merged with Olympus Katerini. |
| − | *[[August 1]]: [[Ilias Iliadis]] wins bronze in judo - the first medal won by [[Greece]] in the 2012 London Olympiad.
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| − | *[[August 4]]: [[Alexandra Tsiavou]] and [[Christina Giazitzidou]] win bronze in the women's lightweight double sculls at the 2012 London Olympic Games.
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| − | *[[August 4]]: [[Alexandros Papamichail]] breaks the Greek record in the 20 km [[Race walking]] event with a time of 1:21.12.
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| − | *[[August 6]]: [[Pavlos Kontides]] wins a silver medal in the men's Laser class Olympic sailing marking the very first time that [[Cyprus]] won an Olympics medal of any kind.
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| − | *[[August 10]]: Four armed men rob a branch of [[Alpha Bank]] in the town of [[Naoussa (Paros)|Naoussa]] on the island of [[Paros]]. In their getaway, they kill 53-year old taxi driver Dimitris Michas who attempted to stop them. The victim was a son-in-law of footballer [[Mimis Domazos]] and singer [[Vicky Moscholiou]].
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| − | *[[August 11]]: [[Alexandros Papamichail]] breaks the Greek record in the 50 km [[Race walking]] event with a time of 3:49.56.
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| − | *[[August 22]]: PM [[Antonis Samaras]] meets Eurogroup chief, Jean-Claude Juncker, in [[Athens]].
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| − | *[[August 24]]: PM [[Antonis Samaras]] meets Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin to ask for an extension on the EU-imposed austerity targets for [[Greece]].
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| − | *[[August 25]]: PM [[Antonis Samaras]] meets President Francois Hollande in Paris in an attempt to gain an extension on the EU-imposed austerity targets for [[Greece]].
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| − | *[[August 27]]: [[Panionios FC|Panionios]] defeat [[Aris FC|Aris]] 1-0 in their [[Football A Division|Superleague]] opener. This match was the first in 23 years where two Greek clubs fielded no foreigners in their starting lineups.
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| − | ===September===
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| − | *[[September 3]]: 53-year old Orthodox priest Athanasios Avgeropoulos is shot dead in [[Elis prefecture]] in the [[Peloponnese]]. This murder later proved to be the work of the priest's wife and her 41-year old lover.
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| − | *[[September 3]]: [[Aristides Makrodimitris]] wins the first medal for Greece at the London Paralympics - a bronze in the 100m freestyle swimming event.
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| − | *[[September 4]]: Greece wins gold at the London Paralympics, in mixed-pairs boccia, after defeating Portugal 4-1 in the final.
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| − | *[[September 5]]: The [[Athens Stock Market]] General Index rises to 675.07 after gains of 3.57%.
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| − | *[[September 10]]: The [[Athens Stock Market]] General Index closes at 726.05 after a gain of 4.70%.
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| − | *[[September 17]]: [[Panionios FC|Panionios]] defeat [[OFI FC|OFI]] 2-1 in a game where all three goals were own goals.
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| − | *[[September 26]]: Major unions in [[Greece]] stage a 24-hour general strike to protest new planned spending cuts of more than 11.5bn euros.
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| − | ===October===
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| − | *[[October 9]]: German chancellor, Angela Merkel, arrives in [[Athens]], on a state visit, amid extremely tight security.
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| − | *[[October 9]]: Moody's Investors Service cuts [[Cyprus]]' sovereign rating to B3 - from Ba3 - with a negative outlook.
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| − | *[[October 10]]: The [[Athens Stock Exchange]] and the [[Cyprus Stock Exchange]] both have bad days as they lose 3.64% and 4.62% respectively off their general indices.
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| − | *[[October 12]]: [[Giorgos Karagounis]] earns his 121st cap - breaking [[Theo Zagorakis]]' record of 120 - in the WC 2014 qualifier between [[National Football Team|Greece]] and Bosnia.
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| − | *[[October 16]]: [[Kostas Katsouranis]] earns his 100th cap as [[National Football Team|Greece]] defeat Slovakia 1-0 in Bratislava.
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| − | *[[October 17]]: Standard & Poor's downgrades [[Cyprus]]' sovereign rating by three notches - from BB to B - with a negative outlook.
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| − | *[[October 18]]: Major unions in [[Greece]] stage a general strike to protest against austerity measures.
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| + | Colours: White and black.<br> |
| − | ===January===
| + | Stadium: First Municipal Gymnasterium of Katerini (capacity 6,200)<br> |
| − | *[[January 13]]: [[Lefteris Antoniadis]], legendary Greek-Turkish footballer.
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| − | *[[January 13]]: Rauf Denktash, Turkish-Cypriot leader.
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| − | *[[January 17]]: [[Johnny Otis]], Greek-American singer, musician, talent scout.
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| − | *[[January 20]]: [[Ioannis Kefalogiannis]], politician
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| − | *[[January 24]]: [[Theodoros Angelopoulos]], film maker
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| − | ===February===
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| − | *[[February 3]]: [[Nikos Apergis]], actor, politician
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| − | *[[February 29]]: [[Vasilis Tsivilikas]], actor, comedian
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| − | ===March=== | + | ==Achievements== |
| − | *[[March 7]]: [[Smaroula Giouli]], actress
| + | *Pierikos played in the final of the Greek Football Cup in [[1963]] but lost to [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] 3-0. |
| − | *[[March 10]]: [[Nikos Dadinopoulos]], actor | + | *In the Greek League, Pierikos have twice finished 5th: in [[1965]] and in [[1968]]. |
| − | *[[March 10]]: [[Domna Samiou]], folk singer | |
| − | *[[March 18]]: [[Nikos Vastardis]], actor
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| − | *[[March 29]]: [[Yiannis Banias]], politician
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| − | ===April===
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| − | *[[April 17]]: [[Dimitris Mitropanos]], popular singer
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| − | *[[April 30]]: [[Yiannis Gravanis]], footballer
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| − | ===May=== | + | == All Players == |
| − | *[[May 4]]: [[Rashid Yekini]], one-time [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] player
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| − | *[[May 6]]: [[Kostas Karras]], actor
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| − | *[[May 6]]: [[Marika Mitsotaki]], former first lady of [[Greece]]
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| − | ===June===
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| − | *[[June 9]]: [[Georges Sarri]], actress
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| − | *[[June 18]]: [[Alketas Panagoulias]], [[football (soccer)|football]] player and coach.
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| − | *[[June 28]]: [[Paul Stassino]], [[Cypriot]] actor
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| − | *[[June 30]]: [[Thymios Karakatsanis]], actor
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| − | ===July=== | + | === 60's - 80's === |
| − | *[[July 17]]: [[Giorgos Moutsios]], actor | + | *[[Yiannis Adamopoulos|Adamopoulos, Yiannis]] |
| − | *[[July 23]]: [[Apostolos Papoutsakis]], football executive | + | *[[Michalis Amanatidis|Amanatidis, Michalis]] |
| − | ===August===
| + | *[[Tasos Anastasiadis|Anastasiadis, Tasos]] |
| − | *[[August 8]]: [[Giorgos Katsifaras]], politician | + | *[[Kostas Bikas|Bikas, Kostas]] |
| − | *[[August 12]]: [[Giorgos Lazaridis]], playwright | + | *[[Yiannis Christoforidis|Christoforidis, Yiannis]] |
| − | *[[August 17]]: [[Panos Markovits]], [[football (soccer)|football]] coach. | + | *[[Petros Chrysostomou|Chrysostomou, Petros]] |
| − | *[[August 21]]: [[Michalis Menidiatis]], singer | + | *[[Tasos Chrysargyris|Chrysargyris, Tasos]] |
| − | ===October===
| + | *[[Nikos Dermisis|Dermisis, Nikos]] |
| − | *[[October 10]]: [[Alex Karras]], [[Greek-American]] football player and actor. | + | *[[Stavros Diamantopoulos|Diamantopoulos, Stavros]] |
| − | *[[October 15]]: [[Dimitris Beis]], mayor of [[Athens]]. | + | *[[Stelios Dokos|Dokos, Stelios]] |
| | + | *[[Evangelos Drandakis|Drandakis, Evangelos]] |
| | + | *[[Yiannis Felekidis|Felekidis, Yiannis]] |
| | + | *Fotiadis |
| | + | *[[Polis Foulidis|Foulidis, Polis]] |
| | + | *[[Kyriakos Gourgiotis|Gourgiotis, Kyriakos]] |
| | + | *[[Giotis Iordanidis|Iordanidis, Giotis]] |
| | + | *[[Nikos Kalambakas|Kalambakas, Nikos]] |
| | + | *[[Kostas Kambas|Kambas, Kostas]] |
| | + | *[[Evangelos Karafoulidis|Karafoulidis, Evangelos]] |
| | + | *[[Nikos Karantaglidis|Karantaglidis, Nikos]] |
| | + | *[[Giorgos Kefalidis|Kefalidis, Georgios]] |
| | + | *[[Lakis Koktsidis|Koktsidis, Lakis]] |
| | + | *Konstantinidis |
| | + | *[[Giorgos Kostikos|Kostikos, Giorgos]] |
| | + | *[[Paschalis Kouimtzidis|Kouimtzidis, Paschalis]] |
| | + | *[[Vangelis Kourtoglou|Kourtoglou, Vangelis]] |
| | + | *[[Theodoros Kyziroglou|Kyziroglou, Theodoros]] |
| | + | *[[Dimos Liapis|Liapis, Dimitris]] |
| | + | *[[Dimitris Lytras|Lytras, Dimitris]] |
| | + | *[[Yiannis Marinopoulos|Marinopoulos, Yiannis]] |
| | + | *Mavromatis |
| | + | *[[Dimitris Mytilineos|Mytilineos, Dimitris]] |
| | + | *[[Yiannis Mystakidis|Mystakidis, Yiannis]] |
| | + | *[[Kostas Orfanidis|Orfanidis, Kostas]] |
| | + | *[[Nikos Pantazis|Pantazis, Nikos]] |
| | + | *[[Kyrillos Panteliadis|Panteliadis, Kyrillos]] |
| | + | *[[Yiannis Papadopoulos (Pierikos)|Papadopoulos, Yiannis]] |
| | + | *[[Lakis Papaioannou|Papaioannou, Lakis]] |
| | + | *[[Paraskevas Portokalidis|Portokalidis, Paraskevas]] |
| | + | *[[Stathis Parousiadis|Parousiadis, Stathis]] |
| | + | *[[Petros Pourpoutidis|Pourpoutidis, Petros]] |
| | + | *[[Adamos Poutsikis|Poutsikis, Adamos]] |
| | + | *[[Bogo Randjelovic|Randjelovic, Bogo]] |
| | + | *[[Fotis Sfikas|Sfikas, Fotis]] |
| | + | *[[Theodoros Sidiropoulos|Sidiropoulos, Theodoros]] |
| | + | *[[Polis Sidiropoulos|Sidiropoulos, Polis]] |
| | + | *[[Alekos Taxidis|Taxidis, Alekos]] |
| | + | *[[Christos Theodoridis|Theodoridis, Christos]] |
| | + | *Theodosiadis |
| | + | *[[Dimitris Toumbas|Toumbas, Dimitris]] |
| | + | *[[Aris Traganos|Traganos, Aris]] |
| | + | *[[Christos Tsiros|Tsiros, Christos]] |
| | + | *Tziokas |
| | + | *[[Christos Vavoulidis|Vavoulidis, Christos]] |
| | + | *[[Yiannis Yiannoulis|Yiannoulis, Yiannis]] |
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| − | [[Category:Years]] | + | ==2006 - 2007 Squad== |
| − | [[Category:2012]] | + | *[[Apostolos Itsios|Itsios Apostolos]] (No 1) |
| | + | *[[Vangelis Pourliotopoulos|Pourliotopoulos Vangelis]] (No 15) |
| | + | *[[Antonis Papadimitriou|Papadimitriou Antonis]] (No 22) |
| | + | *[[Nikos Troiris|Troiris Nikos]] (No 3) |
| | + | *[[Giorgos Boutogiannis|Boutogiannis Georgos (No 4)]] |
| | + | *[[Vaios Stoumbos|Stoumbos Vaios (No 17)]] |
| | + | *[[Kostas Yiannoulis|Giannoulis Kostas (No 18)]] |
| | + | *[[Panagiotis Giatzitzoglou|Giatzitzoglou Panagiotis (No 20)]] |
| | + | *[[Giorgos Tasidis|Tasidis Georgos (No 23)]] |
| | + | *[[Nikos Dadamis|Dadamis Nikos (No 24)]] |
| | + | *[[Ariel Paez|Paez Ariel (No 26) ARG]] |
| | + | *[[Giorgos Hadjizisis|Chatzizisis Georgos (No 27)]] |
| | + | *[[Sotiris Papagiannopoulos|Papagiannopoulos Sotiris (No 5)]] |
| | + | *[[Giorgos Makris|Makris Georgos (No 6)]] |
| | + | *[[Sakis Papavasiliou|Papavasiliou Sakis (No 7)]] |
| | + | *[[Sakis Dermitzoglou|Dermitzoglou Sakis (No 10)]] |
| | + | *[[Giorgos Poutouridis|Potouridis Georgos (No 13)]] |
| | + | *[[Panagiotis Kyparissis|Kyparissis Panagiotis (No 11)]] |
| | + | *[[Dimitris Kalambakas|Kalambakas Dimitris (No 19)]] |
| | + | *[[Thomas Kyparissis|Kyparissis Thomas (No 40)]] |
| | + | *Martins (No 41) BRA |
| | + | *[[Emil Nowakowski|Novakovski Emil (No 32) POL]] |
| | + | *[[Kostas Apostolidis|Apostolidis Kostas (No 31)]] |
| | + | *[[Akis Georgiou|Georgiou Akis (No 30)]] |
| | + | *[[Elias Manikas|Manikas Ilias (No 33)]] |
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| | + | ==Coaches== |
| | + | *[[Kostas Aidiniou|Aidiniou, Kostas]] |
| | + | *[[Nikos Alefantos|Alefantos, Nikos]] |
| | + | *[[Tasos Anastasiadis|Anastasiadis, Tasos]] |
| | + | *[[Christos Archontidis|Archontidis, Christos]] |
| | + | *[[Nikos Argyroulis|Argyroulis, Nikos]] |
| | + | *[[Harry Aurednik|Aurednik, Harry]] |
| | + | *[[Beki Bertalay|Bertalay, Beki]] |
| | + | *[[Dezso Bundzsak|Bundzsak, Dezso]] |
| | + | *[[Stathis Chaitas|Chaitas, Stathis]] |
| | + | *[[Kostas Hadjimichail|Chatzimichail, Kostas]] |
| | + | *[[Alekos Chelidonis|Chelidonis, Alekos]] |
| | + | *[[Stavros Diamantopoulos|Diamantopoulos, Stavros]] |
| | + | *[[Pavlos Grigoriadis|Grigoriadis, Pavlos]] |
| | + | *[[Rudolf Ilofski|Ilofski, Rundolf]] |
| | + | *[[Janne Janefski|Janefski, Janne]] |
| | + | *[[Vangelis Karafoulidis|Karafoulidis, Evangelos]] |
| | + | *[[Kostas Karapatis|Karapatis, Kostas]] |
| | + | *[[Yiannis Kollias|Kollias, Yiannis]] |
| | + | *[[Haris Kreopolidis|Kreopolidis, Haris]] |
| | + | *[[Theodoros Kyziroglou|Kyziroglou, Theodoros]] |
| | + | *[[Dimos Liapis|Liapis, Dimitris]] |
| | + | *[[Giorgos Mageiras|Mageiras, Georgios]] |
| | + | *[[Panos Markovic|Markovic, Panos]] |
| | + | *[[Yiannis Mantzourakis|Matzourakis, Yiannis]] |
| | + | *[[Nikos Mitrakas|Mitrakas, Nikos]] |
| | + | *[[Vasilis Papachristou|Papachristou, Vasilis]] |
| | + | *[[Lakis Papaioannou|Papaioannou, Lakis]] |
| | + | *[[Dimitris Paraskevopoulos|Paraskevopoulos, Dimitris]] |
| | + | *[[Alexander Petrovic|Petrovic, Alexander]] |
| | + | *[[Giorgos Siontis|Siontis, Georgios]] |
| | + | *[[Thanasis Soulis|Soulis, Thanasis]] |
| | + | *[[Christos Theodoridis|Theodoridis, Chistos]] |
| | + | *[[Thanasis Trouliaris|Trouliaris, Thanasis]] |
| | + | *[[Angelos Touloumtzidis|Touloumtzidis, Angelos]] |
| | + | *[[Giorgos Vazakas|Vazakas, Georgios]] |
| | + | *[[Kleanthis Vikelidis|Vikelidis, Kleanthis]] |
| | + | *[[Milan Zekovic|Zekovic, Milan]] |
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| | + | ==External Links== |
| | + | [http://www.pierikos.gr/ Pierikos website] |
