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Byline: Rana Foroohar and Toula Vlahou, With Owen Matthews
It's a breathtaking sight, vaulting the sparkling waters of the Gulf of Corinth. When the 2.8-kilometer Corinth Bridge officially opens in September, it will fulfill a century-old dream, linking comparatively wealthy northern Greece to the far poorer southern Peloponnesus. Constructed with 370 million euro worth of European Union funds, the project was supposed to jump-start growth, carrying people and goods into a region that has remained stubbornly underdeveloped. Well, carrying goods anyway. In typical fashion, Greek planners forgot to add a rail line to the blueprints. Thus while the Corinth bridge ...