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Gadjo Dilo | Athens | February 24
Local purveyors of gypsy jazz Gadjo Dilo will be performing on the Roof Stage at the Gazarte venue in Gazi on Sunday, February 24. The band will be playing crowdpleasers from its albums "Manouche De Grec" and "Manouche De Grec Vol II." The music starts at 10 p.m. and admission costs 8 euros.
Gazarte, 32-34 Voutadon, Gazi,
tel 210.346.0347
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President Iohannis: On this day we commemorate sufferings endured by Roma people for centuries
The Romani emancipation Memorial Day, marked each year on February 20, evokes a moment of great importance for the Roma minority in Romania, but also a fundamental historical step of our country towards democracy and modernity, President Klaus Iohannis said on Wednesday in a message.
EP: Roma Rights Are Constantly Violated in the EU
Roma should be better represented in the media, state institutions and political organizations, say MEPs, NOVA TV reported.
The fundamental rights of the Roma remain constantly violated in the EU. This is stated by the European Parliament in a resolution adopted on Tuesday.
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Bulgarian Nationalists' Roma 'Integration' Plan Dismays Rights Advocates
Bulgaria's Defence Minister and Deputy Prime Minister, Krasimir Karakachanov, who is also the leader of the nationalist VMRO party, on Wednesday proposed controversial measures aimed particularly at the country's ethnic Roma minority.
UN Fund for Kosovo Poisoning Victims Receives No Contributions
A United Nations trust fund for Roma, Ashkali and Egyptian victims of lead poisoning in UN-run camps in north Kosovo after the 1998-99 war has received no money from any country yet.
Yesterday Hundreds of Roma People Demanded the Resignation of Deputy PM with a Protest in Sofia
More than 200 people of Roma origin went on Monday to protest at the Council of Ministers with the request for the resignation of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense Krassimir Karakachanov. Their discontent was provoked by the demolition of the Roma neighborhood in the village of Voyvodinovo in Plovdiv and Karakachanov's comment that "the Gypsies have become extremely insolent".
Xenophobic Calls Against Roma in Bulgaria
Bulgaria's Minister of Defence Krasimir Karakachanov, who is the leader of the far-right IMRO - Bulgarian National Movement, issued a harsh statement against Roma in his country. He said they have become arrogant and that society can no longer tolerate them, reports European Interest.
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Migrant fishermen who rescued Mati fire victims to be made Greek citizens
Three migrant fishermen who helped rescue dozens of people from the sea during the deadly wildfire near Athens last summer are to be made Greek citizens.
The three migrants, two Egyptians and one Albanian, will be granted citizenship during a ceremony at the Presidential Palace on Wednesday in recognition of their actions.
Gadjo Dilo | Athens | December 22 & 28
Local purveyors of gypsy jazz Gadjo Dilo take the stage at Gazarte's roof stage on Saturday, December 22, and Friday, December 28, for an especially upbeat concert of numbers from Italy and France, as well as original work stemming from the band's albums "Manouche De Grec" and "Manouche De Grec Vol II." Doors open at 10.30 p.m.
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Almost 70% of Bulgarians Believe in the Cultural Superiority of Bulgaria
Our people may not be perfect, but our culture is superior to that of others "- according to 69% of the Bulgarians who participated in a survey of the Pew Research Center from 34 countries in Europe conducted in the period 2015-2017 .