Athens Newspaper Headlines
The Friday edition of Athens' dailies at a glance The increase in the Greek state bonds' spreads, the debt crisis in Dubai and its effect on the Athens Stock Exchange, the dialogue on social security, and the candidates' campaigning for the main opposition New Democracy leadership ahead of Sunday's election, dominated the headlines on Friday in Athens' newspapers. ADESMEFTOS TYPOS: "Major changes in pensions". APOGEVMATINI: "17 'respectable' citizens caught in the trap - They were arrested for child pornography trafficking via Internet". AVGHI: "Rigged dialogue on social security". AVRIANI: "The tax storm and the government's fear of making the structural changes necessary to avoid bankruptcy are disastrous for the country". CHORA: "Financial Times calls Greece 'An Iceland in the Aegean'." ELEFTHEROS: "Shock! According to the president of the National Committee on the new flu, 800,000 Greeks have been infected by the H1N1 virus". ELEFTHEROS TYPOS: "Brussels are putting on the pressure - Punishment by the markets - In Europe, they are calling us the 'Iceland of the Aegean'." ELEFTHEROTYPIA: "Dubai virus strikes Greece - Plunge on Athens Stock Exchange - Rise in state bonds' spread". ESTIA: "The 'morning after' in New Democracy - Radical reconstitution of the party". ETHNOS: "Mini-crash in the midst of the international storm - Dubai's crash completed the tragedy". IMERISSIA: "New crisis on the horizon - Market, economy out of control". KATHIMERINI: "Turmoil in international markets - Substantial losses on Athens Stock Exchange and increase in spreads". LOGOS: "The dialogue on social security finally began". NAFTEMPORIKI: "Free-fall in European stock markets". NIKI: "Plunge off the cliff - Friends and enemies destroy Greece". RIZOSPASTIS: "Social security for the working classes - All united in the battle". TA NEA: "Extreme profiteering at economy's expense - Fears of new increase in interest rates". TO VIMA: "Greece is facing an unprecedented profiteering attack". VRADYNI: "Lost in .....deliberation - Social security issues: Decisions in April'.
