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The iconic cathedral's chapter said the fee is meant to cover the increasing cost of the facility's maintenance, security and operation. The cathedral attracts some 6.6 million visitors annually.

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The leaders of the far-right Golden Dawn party were convicted in Greece of having led a criminal organization in a landmark ...

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