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ND scrapes through vote
Opposition falls five short of indicting Pavlidis, who must face another test tomorrow

New Democracy survived a vote late on Tuesday by MPs who decided not to indict former Aegean Minister Aristotelis Pavlidis over corruption charges, but the party will be tested by two further ballots this week.
FRONT PAGE NEWS
Plan to clear city center of migrants
As the news broke yesterday of government plans to transfer hundreds of illegal immigrants squatting in abandoned buildings...
Top anti-terror officer quits force
Greece's anti-terrorist squad, which has been under pressure following a dramatic resurgence of activity by domestic urban guerrillas...
Congressmen push US on FYROM
Fifteen members of the US Congress have appealed to US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to help break the deadlock...
Dutch children’s charity...
A pedal-powered boat taking three men from Piraeus to Amsterdam...
Rhodes court annuls same-sex marriages
A court on Rhodes yesterday annulled the country's first same-sex marriages, conducted last June on the island of Tilos...
IN BRIEF
Teen hurt while free running is one of five injured in accident : Five people were injured early yesterday when an ambulance collided with a car...
Rain has replenished reservoirs : The substantial amount of rain that has fallen since the start of the year...
On your bike : The Transport Ministry has signed a decision that will lead to the setting up of Greece's first roadworthiness tests...
Vandals identified : Police in Athens said yesterday that analysis of video footage had helped them...
Drug ring : Police in Athens yesterday were questioning two Albanian nationals after finding a total of 92 kilos of cannabis...
Bank raid : A lone robber netted 12,000 euros yesterday morning after holding up a branch of ATEbank...
Contract killers : Police said they have identified the killers of a 56-year-old man...


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‘Finland’s recipe’...
President Karolos Papoulias reviews a guard of honor in Helsinki...
EDITORIAL
Picking the wrong people
Endless talk of political scandals without any real hope of purging the domestic political system of corruption is jeopardizing the credibility of that system. There is no doubt that the root cause of the majority of the scandals of the type that are now making the headlines is that people of questionable ability and ethics are included on political party tickets. In some cases they are even appointed as government ministers.
EDITORIAL:AthensPlus
A torturous proces
The wrongs or rights of torture have been the subject of much debate over the past few days. But sometimes it does not take a person being shackled, dressed in an orange jumpsuit and then «waterboarded» to feel that they are being tortured. The last few weeks, which have seen a series of political/economic scandals reappear or come to the boil, have been a form of very uniquely Greek torture.
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