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‘Mafia-style attack’ on archaeologist triggers protests in Greece

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Archaeologist Manolis Psarros was beaten by two unidentified men on the island last week. The 53-year-old was left unconscious and bleeding in the street. Planning permission in Greece is often subject to a veto by the local archaeological service. Mykonos is one of Greece's best known holiday destinations.

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Associated Press News

Assault on archaeologist triggers protests in Greece

State-employed archaeologists in Greece have launched strike action to protest an assault on an archaeologist responsible for the island of Mykonos, an attack they say may have been linked to

1 year ago·United States

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abc News

Assault on archaeologist triggers protests in Greece

State-employed archaeologists in Greece have launched strike action to protest an assault on an archaeologist responsible for the island of Mykonos, an attack they say may have been linked to commercial pressure to extend tourism development

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The Washington Post

Assault on archaeologist triggers protests in Greece

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Greek archaeologists protest holiday island assault

ATHENS, Greece (AP) — State-employed archaeologists in Greece have launched strike action to protest an assault on an archaeologist on the island of Mykonos. It was an attack they say may have been linked to commercial pressure to extend tourism development. Archaeologist Manolis Psarros was beaten by two unidentified men on the island last week and was left unconscious and bleeding in the street. The 53-year-old was later transported to a state…

1 year ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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National Post

Assault on archaeologist triggers protests in Greece

Archaeologist Manolis Psarros was beaten by an unidentified man with a possible accomplice in Athens last week and was left unconscious and bleeding in the…

1 year ago·Canada

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