MEGA TV

The father of the woman who was stabbed to death by an ex-partner outside a police station in northern Athens earlier this week has said that when he went to the police station the following morning, he was not allowed to speak to the officer on duty.

Speaking to MEGA TV, the father added that he learned about his daughter's murder from a journalist.

The Radical Left Coalition (SYRIZA) is continuing its tactics of “divide and conquer” by pitting one vulnerable social group against another following its failure to find equitable and viable solutions to social security problems.

A policeman appears to have been injured from attacks by anti-state rebels at Patission street, near the Athens Center. The squabbles between the attackers and the DIAS motorcycle police took place near the Athens Polytechnic.

Private MEGA TV reported that following the attack, the rebels disappeared via Stournari Street.

Archbishop of Athens and All Greece Ieronymos said on Sunday that it was every person’s right to choose to have his or her body cremated, but this decision would be contrary to the beliefs of the Orthodox Church and therefore crematoriums could not operate within Greek Church cemeteries.

Radical Left Coalition (SYRIZA) members appear to be immune to popular outrage concerning moral justice and are giving a recital in nepotism. The latest example is that of Alternate Education Minister Sia Anagnostopoulou whose family appointments reign supreme, something that is a matter of course within the party.

Greek Parliament’s auditors have been left “exposed” yet again following Sunday’s statements by the head of MPs’ auditors committee, George Varemenos, who stated that he would give State Minister Alekos Flambouraris a chance to redeem himself following his erroneous declaration of assets in April 2015. Rather than be punished for failure to declare his majority shareholding in Diatmisi S.A.

Education Minister Nikos Filis refered to the VAT hike for private education and the current teacher shortages in public schools in an interview with private MEGA TV on Saturday morning. His statement concerning the fact that a VAT hike in private education is nothing more than “peanuts” had the press reeling in recent days.

Energy Minister Panos Skourletis gave hope to Greek households by stating that there might be a reduction in electricity rates. He announced a potential drop in the Public Power Corporations (PPC) rates for 2016 during an interview on Monday with private MEGA TV.

State Minister for Government Coordination, Alekos Flambouraris, admitted that he is one of the two ministers being investigated for omissions to assets declarations submitted to Greek Parliament.

Parliament Vice President Alexis Mitropoulos on Tuesday blamed former finance minister Yanis Varoufakis for the worsening situation in Greece during an interview with private MEGA TV. “With his lack of modesty, his naivety, his zeal when showcasing his own ideas, it seems that he has hurt the Grek issue,” said Mitropoulos.