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PASOK: Polling Collapse, Doukas, Tsipras, the expulsion that “solves nothing,” and Georgiadis’ prediction
PASOK is in turmoil after the first opinion polls showed it falling to fourth place, behind New Democracy (ND), ELAS, and “Hope.” New statements have come from Anna Diamantopoulou, while a representative of Alexis Tsipras is calling on PASOK to clarify whether it might cooperate with ND
“He reversed his position in record time,” says the government about Doukas after the dispute with Dendias over the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
Government officials are backing the Minister of National Defense, saying that the Ministry of Defense will not allow any kind of degradation of the Monument – A barrage of statements over the past 24 hours about the Monument
After six statements in less than 24 hours, Dendias and Doukas agree to disagree over the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier — next stop…the courts
Doukas announces legal action over the possibility of outsourcing cleaning to private contractors – The Ministry of Defense responds it will not allow the monument’s degradation – A detailed account of the war of statements
War of statements between Dendias and Doukas after their meeting over who is responsible for cleaning the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
Following the passage of the amendment, the cleaning of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier will ultimately be assigned to a private cleaning company “for as long as necessary.”
Haris Doukas to protothema.gr: PASOK Coming in second is a failure – I would never work with Tsipras
No one can be satisfied with today’s polling numbers, says the Mayor of Athens in an interview with protothema.gr and Proti Lexi – He emphasizes that Androulakis cannot be a “hostage” president – He reviews his term so far, says Bakoyannis was a bad mayor with obsessions
Athens Municipality grants the Old National Printing house building to the Council of State
“Today is particularly important, not only for the Council of State but also for the institution of Justice,” stated Pelopas Laskos, Secretary General of the Ministry of Justice
Municipality of Athens: the demolition of 70 dangerously dilapidated buildings in 21 areas has begun
Plans to transform cleared areas into green spaces and public parks
Acropolis plunged into darkness for a good cause: Lights turned off for Earth Hour – See photos
The Municipality of Athens joined the initiative, switching off lights at City Hall in Kotzia Square, the Liosion and Patision street municipal buildings, Technopolis, the Kypseli Municipal Market, Maria Callas Museum, and the Athens Solidarity Center
