The Wednesday edition of Athens' dailies at a glance

   Bank of Greece (BoG) governor George Provopoulos' recommendations on the Greek economy, stepped up measures against the new flu, the new taxes on real estate, and the face-off between the top candidates for the main opposition New Democracy party's leadership Dora Bakoyannis and Antonis Samaras ahead of Sunday's election, dominated the headlines on Wednesday in Athens' newspapers.

   ADESMEFTOS TYPOS: "Tax storm for property owners".

   APOGEVMATINI: "National Vaccination Committee warns: Pregnant women must be vaccinated against the new flu".

   AVGHI: "Government's and prime minister's first 100 days of governance give the impression of confusion and disorder".

   AVRIANI: "Ministers in the role of prosecutors".

   ELEFTHEROS TYPOS: "Provopoulos 'fingers' prime minister George Papandreou: Papandreou knew since September 8, 2009 that the deficit was a two-digit figure".

   ELEFTHEROTYPIA: "500 municipalities, 10-15 Local Governments".

   ESTIA: "Frail economy - Threat of tax 'witch-hunts'."

   ETHNOS: "Hot December - 'War' over taxation and social security".

   IMERISSIA: "Provopoulos' dramatic warning".

   KATHIMERINI: "Alarm bell sounds on Greece's borrowing".

   LOGOS: "Double solidarity benefit to unemployed with children".

   NIKI: "Provopoulos' bomb warning of imminent bankruptcy".

   RIZOSPASTIS: "Thousands of people demonstrated, demanding their rights".

   TA NEA: "BoG governor warns: Take measures, we are heading towards bankruptcy".

   TO VIMA: "Front against taxation on real estate properties - FinMin George Papaconstantinou: The 'terrorism' will not succeed".

   VRADYNI: "Cry of despair - Newspaper survey indicates that the unemployment rate in the provinces exceeds 30 percent".