‘There are no children’: A Greek island has just 2 students left—and its last school is about to close

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Fortune	‘There are no children’: A Greek island has just 2 students left—and its last school is about to close	Greece closed 75 schools this year as falling birth rates and population decline empty classrooms across the country.	5 Oct, 14:29	5 Oct, 15:00	0m	fortune.com	First

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