ELEFTHEROTYPIAPASOK is in ruins The government is in pieces Fears are growing over the consequences the apparent electoral collapse of PASOK will have on government cohesion due to the clash between the party’s leader Evangelos Venizelos and former PM George Papandreou. The Prime Minister’s office at Megaro Maximou is being called to strike a pre-election balance between pressure from the troika and the fragile majority of the coalition government, as well as heal the electoral wounds caused by renegade local election candidates. The PΜ’s office is worriedly following developments in the fragmented center-left with concern over what PASOK’s MPs will do in the event of a party split. |
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ETHNOSEurogroup to the Government: close all open fronts by Sunday! Eurogroup has issued harsh criticism to the government over the delays in negotiations with the troika, demanding that the evaluation of the Greek implementation of the program be completed within the week. |
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EFIMERIDA TON SYNTAKTON167 state-owned Athens properties to go under the hammer Assets transferred to the Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund The ‘for sale’ state-owned properties that the government has slated for immediate auction reach the base of the Acropolis. Many of these are part of the ‘Synikoia ton Theon’ (district of the gods) in Plaka [one of the most ancient parts of Athens], while up for auction are also the ‘Prosfigika*’ housing on Alexandras St which is a fundamental part of our modern history. [*The Prosfigika (literally: refugee housing) is a complex of 228 state-built flats in 8 large apartment blocks constructed in the early 1930’s to house the refugees expelled from Asia Minor as part of the population exchange agreement between Greece and Turkey established by the Lausanne Agreement in 1923. Today most of these stand empty and in a state of disrepair.] |
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AVGIThe Public Power Corporation (PPC) to be sold off bit by bit
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KATHIMERINI2 cases of Mad Cow Disease found in Fthiotida [a region to the north of Athens] The cows had been imported from Holland Two cases of spongiform encephalomyelitis in dead cows have been found in the region of Fthiotida, following examinations by Larisa state veterinary inspectors. The two six-year old cows were found dead and had been imported from Holland which raises questions over the checks on animals imported into Greece. The relevant veterinary authorities ordered an immediate ban on the transfer of animals and products to and from the affected cattle farm and an intensification of screenings at all of the country’s slaughterhouses. |
Press Review March 11: PASOK in ruins
Center-left coalition partner PASOK is fragmenting along fault lines; Eurogroup issues a stern warning to the government; 167 state-owned historic Athens properties are to be privatized; the Public Power Corporation is to be split up and sold; and two cases of mad cow disease are found in imported cattle.
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