Giorgos

We arrived in Arta around 6 and called Giorgos pronounced yeeorgos as he said to do, but I spoke to his neice who said he was out on the farm and wouldn't be back till 8.

Archive 2006-09-01 Adam Horowitz 2006

We arrived in Arta around 6 and called Giorgos pronounced yeeorgos as he said to do, but I spoke to his neice who said he was out on the farm and wouldn't be back till 8.

In case you're interested... Adam Horowitz 2006

Lawmaker Giorgos Mavrikos of the Communist party throws a booklet containing Greece's new bailout deal during debate before a Parliamentary vote Sunday on new austerity measures the country must adopt to receive a bailout.

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Police released photos of the three — Giorgos Nikolopoulos, 25; Bolano Ntamiano, 24; and Christos Tsakalos, 32 — who had been wanted as suspected Conspiracy members, and called on the public to call hotlines with any information.

Greek anti-terror police seize weapons, arrest 6 2011

The shallow beach at Aghios Giorgos – a short walk from the Hora town centre in Naxos town – is ideal for small children.

Insiders' guide to Greece 2011

"The government has managed to improve two things," says Giorgos Athanasiadis, a retired hotel and shipyard employee who had come to a dark café in Athens where men play chess and smoke, their cigarettes yellowing the newspaper clippings and faded tourism posters that pass for decoration.

For Ordinary Greeks, Big Bailout Adds Up to Years of Hardship Charles Forelle 2011

Giorgos Moutafis/Associated Press Egyptian refugees waited for food after crossing the border in Ras Jdir.

Refugee Crisis on Libya's Borders 2011

The shallow beach at Aghios Giorgos – a short walk from the Hora town centre in Naxos town – is ideal for small children.

Insiders' guide to Greece 2011

Giorgos Moutafis/Associated Press Egyptian refugees rested after crossing the border in Ras Jdir, Wednesday.

Refugee Crisis on Libya's Borders 2011

Nobody pays anybody any more and the state is not just crumbling but in complete stasis, said Giorgos Kyrtsos, a prominent political commentator.

I fear for a social explosion: Greeks can't take any more punishment 2012