TO VIMA (Sunday)

Foreign invasion

International finance votes for Greece

  • The largest investment and social security funds are buying bonds, shares and businesses.
  • The number of touristic flights is booming.
  • Six international giants have their sights set on the Port of Piraeus.

CHONI (Sunday)

They’re coming!

6 new property taxes and 4 new ‘haratsia’ in one paper from the tax office

New bloodletting is being planned for private real-estate. The government is indifferent to the problems faced by Greek property owners who are already on the brink of financial destruction (not including those who have already been destroyed) and is launching a new pogrom, this time under the pretense of energy regulation! And this time the taxes will be sixfold, to ensure that nothing remains standing.

Immediately following the European and local elections, this year’s first tax forms will begin arriving. As if it wasn’t enough that from this year the tax free allowance on income less than 5,000 euros has been done away with, one form from the revenue service includes four blows.

They’re getting rid of Greeks and selling out to foreign interests!

The luxury taxes and outrageous criteria mean that the property market is prohibitive for Greeks while at the same time a German, for example, can buy property tax free!

 

 

REAL NEWS (Sunday)

Former Defense Minister Yiannos Papantoniou is ‘burnt’ by the 8 bank accounts in his wife’s name

Investigators are searching for the submarine procurement bribes in a bank in Geneva

With a classified document Greek judges have requested from the Swiss Prosecutor to open the unknown bank accounts of Stavroula Kourakou, after the investigation into bribes paid to officials in the Defense Ministry produced reliable indications that the former minister received illegal payments from the German company HDW/Ferrostaal.

ETHNOS (Monday)

White smoke from Brussels over the debt

The government expects a statement of commitment from Eurogroup

Finance Minister Yannis Stournaras submits three proposals:

  • Bonds to be extended to 50 years
  • Interest rates to be converted to fixed rates
  • A grace period of 10 years for bilateral loans


Crucial decisions which will lead to the immediate commencement of discussions over the restructuring the debt are expected from today’s Eurogroup meeting. The government’s plan for growth is validated

DIMOKRATIA

The finest are leaving the armed forces

Specialist officers and NCOs are leaving for a decent standard of living

Army doctors, engineers for ships, planes and helicopters are resigning and seeking better fortunes abroad at foreign companies who pay handsomely.

Saudi Arabia offers 15,000 euros a month to Greek doctors.