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The Hellenic Radio (ERA): News in English, 08-04-06The Hellenic Radio (ERA): News in English Directory - Previous Article - Next ArticleFrom: The Hellenic Radio (ERA) <www.ert.gr/>CONTENTS[01] In LondonPrince Philip Discharged from Hospital06 Apr 2008 19:48:00 By Katerina Ioannidou Sources: ANA, MNA, AFP The Duke of Edinburgh, 86, left King Edward VII Hospital in Beaumont Street, central London at 1.30pm. He has been relieved of his engagements for tomorrow - a council meeting and a dinner to mark the 60th anniversary of the establishment of the State of Israel, both at Windsor - which will carry on without him. Prince Philip was admitted to hospital on Thursday after his health deteriorated having caught a heavy cold. He played a full role in the recent state visit by President Nicolas Sarkozy of France but was forced to pull out of a memorial service for Sir Edmund Hillary on Wednesday. Translated by Sofia Gartziou [02] In Paris, FranceProtestation on Betancourt's Release06 Apr 2008 19:24:00 By Katerina Ioannidou Sources: ANA, MNA, AFP, Reuters A mass protestation rally took place today in the center of Paris. Protestors were asking for the release of Colombian presidential candidate Ingrid Betancourt who was abducted by Colombian rebels while she was travelling to the city of San Vicente del Caguan for a human rights rally. Carla Bruni-Sarkozy and the president of Argentina Christina Kissinger were present as well as many members of the French government among whom foreign affairs minister Bernard Kouchner. According to estimations, 5.000 protestors took part in the rally to support Betancourt and her family. A French medical mission is still waiting to hear whether Colombian FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia) guerrillas will let them treat the hostage. Translated by Sofia Gartziou [03] Time of Pathetic Acceptance is OverTsipras' Tour in Macedonia06 Apr 2008 18:51:00 By Katerina Ioannidou Sources: ÁNA-ÌNA-ÍÅÔ Working people and youths mobilizations will make harder the governments life and SYN will work using all its powers to build a social front which will confront the governmental policy, SYN president Alexis Tsipras stressed in his speech in a political rally in "Ivanofeio" sports center in Thessaloniki. Mr. Tsipras expressed severe criticism to the government for its policy in the social reforms. Tsipras Attacks the Government Severely SYN president Mr. Alexis Tsipras expressed severe criticism against the government from "Ivanofeio", Thessaloniki where he delivered a speech. Mr. Tsipras said no once more to top agreements with the forces of the two big parties of Greece. "The Prime Minister is pronouncing a general bargain sale due to collapse. He sales ports, airports, train whatever flies and whatever swims. He is selling OTE two and three times, he is driving Olympic Airways to collapse he is pushing DEH to the embrace of private interests", he said. He stressed that SYN is targeting at creating conditions of change, turn over of concessive two parties existence. "We do not want to take into advantage the citizens worries in order to possess power, to obtain political seats and parliamentary positions. We are not interested in top agreements with the forces of the two big parties of Greece. But we are interested in and we fight to get on with people who may have voted in favor of PASOK or New Democracy who they now see a new hope to be given birth by the left side of the political life of this country" he stressed. SYN president called on the government to make clear to the Greek people if it has offered exchanges for the veto it imposed in FYROMs invitation to enter NATO, if it has stepped back in issues of national dominance in the basis of Sudan, if it has accepted to send more army in borders and if it has made commendatory statements regarding the US anti missile shield. Translated by Sofia Gartziou The Hellenic Radio (ERA): News in English Directory - Previous Article - Next Article |
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