Athens Newspaper Headlines
The Tuesday edition of Athens’ dailies at a glance
AVGHI: Interim period with reduced contributions.
DIMOKRATIA: First home to the vultures.
EFIMERIDA TON SYNTAKTON: Between the (protesting farmers’) tractors and Schaeuble (Wolfgang, German Finance Minister).
ELEFTHEROS TYPOS: Yellow card from EU for Schengen.
ESTIA: Finish rapidly the review.
ETHNOS: First residence foreclosure for bad payers.
IMERISSIA: Dangerous clash.
KATHIMERINI: Final deadline for hotspots.
NAFTEMPORIKI: Alarm bell for the economy.
RIZOSPASTIS: We continue, escalate and fight with strikes.
TA NEA: Government attempts to ‘relax the neckties’.
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