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EDITORIAL |
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Mass mobilization a sign of hope
The devastating wildfires in the Peloponnese have left disaster in their wake but, at the same time, also signs of hope.
The mobilization of the Greek public, which has rushed to help the fire victims, is unprecedented. The size of private donations has so far climbed to 300 million euros, which is actually bigger than the emergency aid offered by the European Commission. |
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COMMENTARY |
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The cloak and the mirror
Today I have some confidential information I must share with you regarding the recent fires - hard facts from people in the know and from what I myself have heard.
So, around 11 p.m. on the Friday the fires broke out in the Peloponnese, the security forces discovered... |
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OPINION |
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Coordination comes too late for farmers
Following the unprecedented destruction wreaked by fire, which dominated television coverage for more than a week, channels have finally returned to normal.
Sports programs with rambling soccer discussions, pre-election debates that drag on into the early hours, advertisements for private colleges and back-to-school goods. But the burnt land has not been forgotten. |
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