Cyprus Government Faces Economic Debate and Farmer Protests
The Cypriot government and the Akel party are engaged in a public debate over the economy and the rising cost of living. Simultaneously, livestock farmers have threatened new protests unless the President agrees to meet with them to address their concerns.
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Govt, Akel trade statements over economy, cost of living
The government and Akel traded strongly-worded statements over the state of the economy on Saturday, with Akel decrying the fact that one in six people in Cyprus are, according to the European Union, at risk of poverty or social exclusion, and the government defending its records. Akel began the day by criticising President Nikos Christodoulides’ […]
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Livestock farmers warned of new protests unless President Nikos Christodoulides agrees to meet their newly formed association by Monday afternoon. The warning came after Stavros Malas, head of the Special Scientific Committee for the Reconstruction and Upgrading of the Livestock Sector and president of the Cyprus Institute, met on Saturday with a three-member delegation from […]
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