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PASOK on Vatopedi defensive
 Socialist party spokesman denies anything suspicious about meeting two months ago with ‘DVD’ businessman

PASOK was forced to defend its role in the inquiry into the Vatopedi property swap yesterday after it emerged that the Socialist party's spokesman had met two months ago with a businessman who has become embroiled in blackmail allegations linked to the case.
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Probe blames three over Zoniana raid
An internal police investigation made public yesterday found three Cretan officers to be responsible for a botched anti-drug raid...
Environmental inaction slammed
The government's environmental record came under attack again yesterday...
Religion class ‘compulsory’
Education and Religious Affairs Minister Evripidis Stylianidis yesterday...
Cretan convict’s death seen as revenge attack
The death of a 27-year-old Cretan man, whose body was found riddled with bullets...
IN BRIEF
Gov't : Some 5,500 inmates to get early release by April : Reforms tabled in Parliament earlier this week will lead to the early release...
No metro again today : A metro strike yesterday provoked chronic traffic problems in the city center...
Child porn : Police in the Cretan prefecture of Hania arrested two brothers...
Landfill clash : Riot police fired tear gas yesterday to disperse dozens of residents...
Trafficking ring : A 27-year-old Greek woman and three male immigrants...
Unlucky robber : A 48-year-old Bulgarian laborer was being questioned by police...
Council rates : Athens municipal authorities yesterday approved an exemption...

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Farmers in Agrinio protest EU subsidy cuts
 Elderly farmers watch a tire burn while using their tractors to block...
EDITORIAL
Green drive could help economy
 Greece is faced with a tough predicament. On the one hand, there is a shortage of foreign investment. On the other, it is energy-dependent, which means that every summer Greece has to import electricity from abroad - at high prices. Burning coal has a dire impact on the environment and, at the same time, high oil prices are widening the current account deficit. Meanwhile, ministry drawers are full of investment plans for renewable energy sources worth many billions of euros.
EDITORIAL:AthensPlus
Working with China
 President Hu Jintao's visit next week underlines the great store that China has put in developing ties with Greece. Trade between the two countries, weighed greatly in China's favor, has developed in great leaps, reaching 2.9 billion euros last year - a rise of 52 percent from a year earlier. China is now Greece's seventh-largest trading partner but is quickly gaining on the leading countries.
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