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These Greek Beaches Are so Gorgeous, They're Practically Mythological - Vimarsana News

These Greek Beaches Are so Gorgeous, They're Practically Mythological

Whatever your vibe—or vice—at least one of these 15 mythic Greek beaches will fulfill your needs.

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Costa Navarino, Greece: a food-lover's guide to the sustainable hotspot - Vimarsana News

Costa Navarino, Greece: a food-lover's guide to the sustainable hotspot

To homegrown wine, Radhika Aligh has an authentic farm-to-table experience in the Peloponnese

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W Costa Navarino review: An eco-friendly Hellenic paradise - Vimarsana News

W Costa Navarino review: An eco-friendly Hellenic paradise

Keen to book a holiday at W Costa Navarino? MC UK reviews the Mediterranean destination with impressive architecture, state-of-the-art facilities and more.

Farmers in Greece, Spain escalate protests over sharp rise in costs - Vimarsana News

Farmers in Greece, Spain escalate protests over sharp rise in costs

Thousands of Greek and Spanish farmers took to the streets on Tuesday in the latest demonstrations to hit the EU agriculture sector in recent weeks,...

Greek farmers leave Athens after tractor protest over rising costs - Vimarsana News

Greek farmers leave Athens after tractor protest over rising costs

ATHENS (Reuters) -Greek farmers drove their tractors out of central Athens on Wednesday after spending the night in front of parliament to protest against rising fuel and production costs. At least 8,000 farmers, beekeepers and livestock breeders joined the protest on Syntagma Square on Tuesday, echoing grievances at similar demonstrations across Europe, where farmers say they face higher costs and taxes, red tape, excessive environmental rules and competition from cheap imports. Many Greek farm

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