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  • Oct 4

    Athens and Piraeus close central roads and truncate tram lines for Sunday races

    Greek authorities are closing central corridors in Athens and Piraeus on Sunday, 4 October 2026, while curtailing Tram Lines 6 and 7 to accommodate multiple sold-out road races and triathlons.

  • Sep 7

    Greek court adjourns trial of mother and son accused of burying pensioner in Marathon

    A misdemeanor court in Greece postponed the trial of a 68-year-old woman and her 36-year-old son accused of burying an elderly relative in their garden to collect pension payments.

  • Sep 5

    Greek woman and son face court over concealed body of mother in Marathon pension case

    A 68-year-old woman and her son appeared before a Greek prosecutor on 5 September 2026 on misdemeanor charges of concealing her mother's remains in Marathon to collect pension payments.

  • Sep 3

    Greek police investigate Marathon home after woman admits burying mother in garden for pension

    Excavation teams in Marathon searched the courtyard of a home on Ithakis Street after a woman admitted concealing her mother's death for a decade to collect state pension payments.

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