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The Hellenic Radio (ERA): News in English, 02-10-06

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From: The Hellenic Radio (ERA) <www.ert.gr/>

CONTENTS

  • [01] Weather forecast
  • [02] ND & PASOK accuse each other in view of municipal elections
  • [03] Klerides verifies deadlock on Cyprus issue

  • [01] Weather forecast

    Cloud and rain is forecast in most parts of the country. Showers or storms are expected in the Ionian, Epirus, western Greece and the Peloponnese. Winds southerly moderate to strong. In the north, temperatures will range from 10C to 21C; on the rest of the mainland from 11C to 25C; and in the Aegean islands from 16C to 26C. Temperatures in Athens between 14C and 24C; and in Thessaloniki from 11C to 21C.

    (6/10/2002 11:37:00 рм)

    [02] ND & PASOK accuse each other in view of municipal elections

    One week before the Municipal and Prefectural elections in Greece, Prime Minister Costas Simitis accused the New Democracy party of stirring up division in the country. He also asked from Greeks to remain united and elect progressive leaderships in every prefecture and municipality, stressing that those adopting extreme right wing views cannot lead the local society. Moreover, he criticized those who connected PASOK with terrorism.

    In reply, New Democracy President Costas Karamanlis from Samos accused the government of remaining trapped in a circle of apathy and of only referring to the past.

    At the same time, in an interview with the newspaper &#8220;Kyriakatiki Eleftherotypia&#8221; PASOK Secretary Costas Laliotis described Costas Karamanlis as a prisoner of extreme right wing, adding that in his attempt to take over power he chooses extreme right wing and pro-junta candidates in the coming municipal elections.

    From his side, right-wing main opposition party of New Democracy honorary president Konstantinos Mitsotakis accused the government of inadequacy and inability during his tour of Thrace, northeastern Greece. He stressed that the imminent local administration elections are political and that the message for the governing Socialist Party of PASOK will be overwhelming.

    Mr. Mitsotakis clarified that there is no extreme right in Greece and stressed that New Democracy is the great party that represents the Center and the Right in the country.

    Finally, Greek Communist party Secretary General Aleka Papariga described the two parties&#8217; juxtaposition ridiculous.

    (6/10/2002 11:40:00 рм)

    [03] Klerides verifies deadlock on Cyprus issue

    Returning from New York, the President of the Cyprus Republic Glafkos Klerides after his two meeting with Turkish-Cypriot representative Rauf Denktash, he verified the deadlock on the Cyprus issue.

    Moreover, he stated that negotiations would begin again in November, while two committees will be formed to examine technical issues.

    (6/10/2002 11:41:00 рм)


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