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Yiouli Eptakili

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As seen in: Kathimerini, Kathimerini English Edition, Greece Is, Kathimerini Kyprou, City Farmer News
Journalist @kathimerini_gr email: yeptakili@kathimerini.gr
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Greeks question leadership, not values

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By Yiouli Eptakili Verified
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OPINION Greeks question leadership, not values In recent days, two studies of significant interest have been released. While they do not share the same starting point, they can be read together and complement each other, and both deliver discouraging messages about our country. Yet, these findings should not come as a surprise.
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Is this really Greece? A history of neglect and tragedy

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By Yiouli Eptakili Verified
| Kathimerini English Edition Verified
OPINION Is this really Greece? A history of neglect and tragedy Undocumented propane tanks, an unmapped basement, and months of ignored gas odor warnings preceded the explosion that killed five workers at the Violanta biscuit factory in the central Greek town of Trikala, investigators revealed. Two decades-old, above-ground propane tanks weren’t listed in the facility’s fire safety plan submitted last fall. The 400-square-meter basement where gas accumulated wasn’t documented in factory blueprints.
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Blockades end, problems remain

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By Yiouli Eptakili Verified
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OPINION Blockades end, problems remain Barring a dramatic turn of events, we are witnessing the final hours of the farmers’ protests. After 40 days of blockades on roads, at customs points, and in airports, the farmers appear to be seeking a heroic exit, as it were, having evidently realized that they cannot expect any further concessions from the government. Their persistent refusal to engage at the negotiating table has begun to erode public sympathy.
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