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Farmers’ united front crumbles
More blockades lifted as gov’t braces for EU’s verdict on 500-mln-euro aid package to producers

As farmers withdrew yesterday from another key road blockade at Tempe in Thessaly, the government faced a further problem as it emerged that the European Commission has not been informed about the 500-million-euro aid package extended to Greek farmers.
FRONT PAGE NEWS
Tree row moves to Parliament
A dispute over the felling of at least 40 trees in a central Athens park by municipal officials planning a car park moved to Parliament yesterday...
Metro airport link closing soon
The metro line to Athens International Airport is to be suspended from February 14 so that long-delayed works to create several new stations can get under way...
Attila affair unsettles EU
European Union Enlargement Commissioner Olli Rehn said yesterday that the admission by a popular Turkish actor...
Union of Greek Shipowners...
Ambulance workers stood alongside a fleet of emergency vehicles yesterday...
Bid to clear roads of dangerous billboards
Deputy Environment and Public Works Minister Themistoklis Xanthopoulos yesterday called for the enforcement of Council of State rulings...
IN BRIEF
Publisher gets suspended jail term over Zachopoulos photos : Themos Anastassiadis, the publisher of the Proto Thema weekly newspaper...
Suspects remanded in custody : A 44-year-old Orthodox priest allegedly linked to a ring trading in hardcore child porn was remanded in custody...
Flight upheaval : Most domestic and international flights went ahead as normal yesterday...
Trolley strike : The capital's trolley bus service will be suspended today...
Supermarket raid : About 40 hooded youths rushed into a supermarket in Iraklion...
Lucky escape : Five young people had a early yesterday...
Writer defended : Cyprus Archbishop Chrysostomos has said he will intervene in the case of an Australian writer...
Christodoulos memorial : A memorial service was held at Athens's First Cemetery yesterday...


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Public servants’ rally in Athens turns violent
Protesting public servants clashed with riot police...
EDITORIAL
The bane of reckless handouts
We have recently been witness to the very worrying phenomenon of individual ministers making announcements of impending handouts without first having run their plans past the proper authorities at the Finance Ministry or securing their formal approval. Such tactics must cease immediately because they cast the government in a very unfavorable light and make it appear incapable of coordinating its own people and departments.
EDITORIAL:AthensPlus
Ask not from Obama
Barack Obama's election, as is universally acknowledged, is the triumph of hope over fear, of audacity over complacency. Even before his election, some noted that his greatest obstacle as president might be the irrationally high expectations of his people and of the rest of the world. On the one hand, the disaster of the Bush years highlighted the need for restoration, for the fixing of damage; on the other, the man himself, along with his inspired rhetoric, moved people to believe in his powers far more than one could rationally expect of a 47-year-old, first-term senator.
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