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Rubbish action today Northwestern Athens officials to meet with prosecutor over sewage protest

Seven days into their closure of the capital's only landfill, municipal and regional officials of northwestern Athens meet today to discuss continuing the protest, under the growing threat of prosecution on public health grounds.
FRONT PAGE NEWS
The Cartoon Of The Day
Minister rips into plastic bag idea
As Greece marked World Environment Day yesterday, the government slammed the door on proposals by supermarkets that customers pay...
Greeks back treaty ‘no’ votes
Despite being denied a chance to vote on the European Constitution, Greeks hold strong views on the treaty and nearly half of them were pleased that the French rejected...
Irenaios lashes out at Athens
The former Orthodox Patriarch of Jerusalem, deposed by his own bishops over a covert handover of Church land, accused Athens of having contributed to his downfall...
Anarchists blitz road cameras
Yet another of the capital's costly CCTV cameras which had been used in the huge security operation during last year's Olympics was destroyed yesterday morning...
Bishop did not molest cantor, Church rules
Senior Church of Greece officials decided on Saturday to clear a senior bishop of charges he had sexually molested a male cantor in the early 1990s...
IN BRIEF
Capital's residents take to their heels : Thousands of Athenians of all ages took part...
Transplant boy dies : A 12-year-old boy, who has been on artificial hearts for the past year as doctors sought to find him...
Turkish violations : Twenty-four Turkish fighter jets and a military helicopter violated...
THIS WEEK
Monday : Interior Minister Prokopis Pavlopoulos to present the report...
Tuesday : Bank employees stage a 48-hour strike over pension fund demands. ..
Wednesday : The Moscow Virtuosi Orchestra is scheduled to play at...
Thursday : Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis visits Luxembourg.Piraeus port workers begin...
Friday : Tax employees stage a 24-hour strike. Workers at Hellenic Petroleum (ELPE) refinery begin...
Saturday : Local Authorities of Patras hold a conference on «Tourism Development and Major Works,» at 10 a.m....
Sunday : National Technical University of Athens holds 24th International Conference on «Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering,»...


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EDITORIAL
A long, hot summer
It is likely to be a long, hot summer for the country's two main political parties. Although their standpoints are different, they are both expected to clarify their stances on serious issues regarding political governance, whether this be related to fiscal affairs, social security reform or the labor system. And since neither of the two camps has a clear direction, this has provoked genuine political turmoil.
COMMENTARY
From foot-dragging to action
Following a lengthy period of foot-dragging, the government of Costas Karamanlis has finally seized the political initiative. At the same time, the past few days have shown that the political climate is no longer being shaped by the mass media, or by a handful of figures outside the political game who attempt to influence public opinion. In terms of political strategy, the government has clearly worked up an agenda of priorities that it plans to pursue...
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