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India at TIF | Thessaloniki | To September 22
Thessaloniki's MOMus Museum of Contemporary Art and the Onkaf Gallery in New Delhi present an exhibition of paintings, drawings, sculptures and videos by 38 Indian artists at the Thessaloniki International Fair, where India is this year's honored country.
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Beer Festival | Thessaloniki | August 29 – September 1
The third installment of the Thessaloniki Beer Festival kicks off at the Helexpo exhibition center in the northern port city, featuring 40 brewers and eight street food stalls, as well as live music. The concert program starts on Thursday with Pavlos Pavlidis and the B Movies band, followed on Friday by Max the Sax, on Saturday by Koza Mostra and on Sunday by Locomondo.
Two arrested for migrant smuggling after car chase
Police in northern Greece on Monday arrested two foreign nationals, aged 24 and 19, and charged them with people smuggling after a car chase.
The two suspects had 10 illegal migrants crammed in their car, police said.
The migrants had entered Greece via the country's border with Turkey in the Evros region.
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Woman, 45, arrested in Thessaloniki on people smuggling charges
A 45-year-old woman has been arrested in northern Greece on people smuggling charges after police found 15 illegal migrants in her car on the Egnatia Highway near Thessaloniki.
Discounts, no tolls for polls
Transport authorities have announced that charges will be waived for motorists at key tollgates to allow voters to reach their constituencies for the snap general election on Sunday while shipping firms, intercity rail services and airlines will be offering discounts.
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State corporations will cause big trouble for the next government
State corporations (DEKO) have been left in a sorry state following SYRIZA's four-year term in government and the next administration following the July 7 election will have to deal with explosive conditions, especially at Hellenic Post, the Thessaloniki Urban Transport Organization (OASTh), Hellenic Railways Organization (OSE) and of course Public Power Corporation (PPC).
Greece Won't Raise the Toll Taxes from July 1st
There will be no increase in toll taxes in Greece from July 1st. The Athens ministry of transport stopped the rise in prices due to a litigation with the Egnatia Odos highway maintenance company, the BNR said.
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Migrant smuggler arrested after car chase
A 31-year-old migrant smuggler was arrested on Saturday after a car chase near the village of Limni outside Thessaloniki in northern Greece.
A high-speed chase began on the Egnatia highway after he ignored a request by police to pull over. However, his car, with 10 migrants inside, veered off the road into a field. He ran off but police soon caught up with him.
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Egnatia’s trick to prevent its concession
Egnatia Odos SA, the state company that is meant to see to the privatization of the homonymous highway across northern Greece, has made one last effort to stall the concession process, as the European Commission's third post-program report revealed on Wednesday.
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More trains scheduled for elections, toll charges waived for voters
The Hellenic Railways Organization's operating arm Trainose is to boost services on the Athens-Thessaloniki route between Thursday and Tuesday, May 28, in a bid to help those traveling to their constituencies to vote in Sunday's local authority and European Parliament elections.