Strike to hit Greek ports Wednesday
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Once again in a period of just a few months, a strike will paralyze Greek ports, informs company Inchcape Shipping Services. At 6AM CET on Wednesday morning, several Greek unions will launch a strike which will last 48 hours until Friday morning at 6AM. The strike will impact domestic services, local ferries and not least vessels set to call at the ports Piraeus, Aspropyrgos, Eleusis, Pachi and Megara
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