Economic issues and the repercussions of austerity on the market were the main front-page items
in Athens' dailies on Thursday.
ADESMEFTOS TYPOS: "Huge sums being spent, in midst of deep economic crisis, to maintain an entire 'army' of former and current 'fathers of the nation'."
AVGHI: "Papandreou blackmailing for consensus, toying with (early general) elections".
AVRIANI: "The age at which you may retire".
DIMOKRATIA: "Government fears uprising on February 23, the day of the general nationwide labor strike and rallies".
ELEFTHEROS: "Papandreou made the 'Death of a Salesman' a reality".
ELEFTHEROS TYPOS: "They're setting up (early general) elections (in the spring of 2011) to conceal the New Memorandum".
ELEFTHEROTYPIA: "Scissoring of 980 tax exemptions".
ESTIA: "The current Constitution is outdated".
ETHNOS: "Passport for retirement with 11,000 euros".
IMERISSIA: "Athens Stock Exchange 'sees' new record highs - Foreign investors consider solution of debt a given fact".
KATHIMERINI: "Papandreou seeking consensus for 'New Memorandum' up to 2015".
LOGOS: "Loverdos charges 'parliament of the guilds' after opposition attack over the controversial health bill".
NAFTEMPORIKI: "19 billion euros being sought in 'battle of the deficit'."
NIKI: "320,000 jobs in jeopardy".
RIZOSPASTIS: "The people should default on payments - KKE leader Aleka Papariga's press conference on recent special EU summit".
TA NEA: "End to cash in transactions (of over 3,000 euros)".
VRADYNI: "The marking sending out SOS".
source: AMA-MPA
