Saturday, April 2, 2011

Athens Newspaper Headlines

The Saturday edition of Athens' dailies at a
glance.
The economy and imminent arrival of a European Commission (EC), European Central Bank (ECB) and International Monetary Fund (IMF) 'troika' team of inspectors were the main front-page items in Athens' dailies on Saturday.

   

    ADESMEFTOS TYPOS: "Bankers demand 10 percent cuts in bank employees' salaries and dismissals".

   

    AVGHI: "SYRIZA campaign for new majority, reversal of Memorandum".

   

    AVRIANI: "The Economist reveals: Greece is bankrupt, government must admit it".

   

    DIMOKRATIA: "IMF, too, now calling for controlled bankruptcy".

   

    ELEFTHEROS: "Party for 'friends' of the government in the sell-off of the state assets".

   

    ELEFTHEROS TYPOS: "Reduction of up to 35 percent of all remuneration in the public sector".

   

    ELEFTHEROTYPIA: "Not a single euro to 235 public services".

   

    ESTIA: "Theater of the irrational from the politicians".

   

    ETHNOS: "IMF: Cut (salaries) again - DEKO (public utilities and organisations) and civil servants the target".

   

    IMERISSIA: "Troika ultimatum on denationalisations, state real property - You want money? Sell".

   

    KATHIMERINI: "Deficit climbs to 10 percent".

   

    LOGOS: "State obligations to third parties reach 4.6 billion euros".

   

    NAFTEMPORIKI: "Guide to filling out the income tax statement".

   

    NIKI: "The 6th tranche (of the EU/IMF bailout loan, due in August) at risk".

   

    RIZOSPASTIS: "The public health at risk due to planned mergers of state hospitals".

   

    STO KARFI: "The ministers and state organisation presidents that Papandreou plans to throw off the train".

   

    TA NEA: "Three key faces".

   

    VRADYNI: "One billion euros for photovoltaic systems".




source: ANA-MPA