The Greek government will announce on Monday its decisions on how to tackle the perennial problem of sports-related violence, following the serious injury of a police officer in clashes with hooligans during a volleyball match earlier this week.
The government is attempting to make broad changes to the criminal sanctions system and the conduct of criminal trials in a bill currently under public consultation.
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A 31-year-old police officer injured with a naval flare during a confrontation with volleyball hooligans on Thursday night remains in critical condition, the Nikaia General State Hospital where he is being treated said on Saturday.
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Self-employed} professionals will first have to pay the tax based on their presumed income before requesting an audit from the tax authorities and disputing the amount charged to them.
The serious injury of a police officer by a naval flare at a volleyball match in Athens on Thursday night is yet another incident in the bloody cycle of fan violence in Greece. Since 1983, at least 13 people have died as a result of hooliganism in and around sport.