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PM raises standard Economic policy in spotlight as protesters gather for TIF

Against a backdrop of thousands of flag-waving demonstrators, Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis last night inaugurated the country's largest trade fair and started the arduous task of convincing voters that his government has the right potion for the country's economy.
FRONT PAGE NEWS
The Panhellenic Union of Nursing Staff stages a sit-in protest...
The Panhellenic Union of Nursing Staff (PASONOP) stages a sit-in protest during a 24-hour strike in Thessaloniki yesterday, coinciding with the inauguration of the country's largest trade fair in the northern Greek city...
Greece, UK clash over Turkey stance
A day after Nicosia slammed London for its stance on Turkey's non-recognition of Cyprus, Athens yesterday...
Putin completes historic visit
Russian President Vladimir Putin visited the monastic community of Mount Athos yesterday, the first Russian head of state...
Four Iraqis die in back of a van
Four illegal immigrants from Iraq were killed yesterday and another 20 injured when the van in which they were being smuggled into Greece...
Tourists pay for food, hotels but shun cabs
Tourists who visit Greece for their holidays spend an average of 252 euros for their accommodation...
IN BRIEF
Court orders expansion work in Thessaloniki to stop until trial : The Council of State has frozen a Public Works Ministry project...
Police arrest four over smuggling of drugs onto the island from Belgium : Four men aged between 22 and 35 were arrested on the eastern Aegean island of Kos...
Tobacco workers take over factory : Workers from the tobacco firm Keranis took over the company's production facilities in Piraeus...
Shot fired : Employees at the social security fund for professional drivers...
Proastiakos changes : The Athens metro's Line 3 (Monastiraki-Airport) routes will be changed as of Monday...
Kurd murdered : A 23-year-old Kurdish man, Ibrahim Haidar, was murdered at his apartment near Vathis Square...
Forgery ring : Three suspects, including an employee of the Piraeus municipal police...
Samos migrants : Police said they caught 15 illegal immigrants on the northeastern Aegean island of Samos...
Planetarium plans : The Thessaloniki Science Center and Technology Museum...

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Ilias Iliadis tool the silver medal...
COMMENTARY
Unnecessary hoopla
 It's time the tragicomic feast known as the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF) came to an end. The event mars the government's image and, at the same time, exposes the hypocrisy and subservience of the state-dependent establishment that uses it as a photo-op.
EDITORIAL
Graft puts brakes on fast Internet
 It is usually said that a half truth is no better than a lie. OTE's charges for fast Internet connection are no exception. Upon the first reading, the announcement by the former state telecommunications monopoly that it is going to reduce fixed charges for access to broad-band connections by 20 to 49 percent is wonderful news to Internet users as it heralds cheaper and faster access to the World Wide Web.
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