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... reign capital soon as Hellenic Parliament passed a deal to sell its shares on the northern Greek port of Thessaloniki.
Greece, which was on the brink of sovereign bankruptcy, was forced to sell its major national assets, starting to privatize state-run companies and reform its economic structure at the request of creditors. This left Greece with the loss of control of its first and second ports.
The Port of Thessaloniki was fiercely opposed by labor unions and opposition part ...
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