Costas Simitis was an important figure in Greek politics, playing a crucial role in the country's accession to the eurozone. He was prime minister between 1996 and 2004 and is known for his economic reforms and modernization of the country. He was also one of the founders of the Pasok party, contributing significantly to the Greek political scene.
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Fostul premier grec Costas Simitis a murit la vârsta de 88 de ani - HotNews.ro
Fostul premier grec Costas Simitis a murit la vârsta de 88 de ani
Fostul premier grec Costas Simitis a murit la vârsta de 88 de ani
Costas Simitis, former Greek prime minister and socialist leader, dies at 88
Doliu în lumea politică din Grecia, după ce fostul premier Costas Simitis a murit. Avea 88 de ani
Fostul premier grec Costas Simitis a murit la vârsta de 88 de ani. A fost unul dintre fondatorii Pasok - Evenimentul Zilei
Costas Simitis, fost premier al Greciei, a încetat din viaţă la 88 de ani. Și-a dus țara în zona euro - Economica.net
Doliu în politică. A murit un fost premier. S-a stins la vârsta de 88 de ani
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Fostul premier grec Costas Simitis a încetat din viață la 88 de ani. A fost decisiv pentru trecerea la moneda euro
A murit Costas Simitis, considerat modernizatorul clasei politice elene @ EurActivRomania
Former Greek PM Costas Simitis dies
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