Greek Union Is Ready to Fight Sales of Government Port Holdings
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A Greek labor union threatened strikes after the government said it may sell its holdings in the country’s two biggest ports.
The government is looking at selling its entire holdings in Piraeus Port Authority SA and Thessaloniki Port Authority SA by the end of the year and will seek buyers for between 43 percent and 66 percent of other ports in which it has stakes in 2012 and 2013, the Finance Ministry said yesterday.