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Hellenikon International Airport served Athens from 1938 till 2001. It is located in the south part of Attica, in the municipality of Hellenikon (Elliniko).
After its closure (2001) some of its parts were used for the 2004 Summer Olympics (canoe/kayak slalom, field hockey, baseball, and softball) but the main buildings were left and still are unused. Now a part of the main building is used as a refugee camp, but all the rest is completely abandoned.
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Nancy E 7 years ago
Greece continues to struggle, dependent on the International Monetary Fund to survive. Greece has/had public sector pensions that were more than generous, & , short working hours for public workers. Businesses ignored paying taxes because collection was lax. A country can't survive if it doesn't collect taxes from all able to pay them . Now, Greece , is at the mercy of the IMF, &, it's austerity program for the country.
Nancy E 7 years ago
Greece continues to struggle, dependent on the International Monetary Fund to survive. Greece has/had public sector pensions that were more than generous, & , short working hours for public workers. Businesses ignored paying taxes because collection was lax. A country can't survive if it doesn't collect taxes from all able to pay them . Now, Greece , is at the mercy of the IMF, &, it's austerity program for the country.
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