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Macedonian Press Agency: News in English, 2003-11-13

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From: The Macedonian Press Agency at http://www.mpa.gr and http://www.hri.org/MPA.


MACEDONIAN PRESS AGENCY Thessaloniki, November 13, 2003

SECTIONS

  • [A] NATIONAL NEWS
  • [B] INTERNATIONAL NEWS

  • NEWS HEADLINES

    [A] NATIONAL NEWS

  • [01] DECISION IN THE FANARI
  • [02] THEODORAKIS CLARIFICATIONS ON STATEMENTS ABOUT JEWS
  • [03] MARGINAL GAINS IN THE ASE
  • [04] KONSTANTINOS MITSOTAKIS HAD SALMONELLA
  • [05] SIMITIS' TELEGRAM OF CONDOLENCES TO BERLUSCONI
  • [06] PROTOPAPAS ON THE THEODORAKIS' STATEMENTS
  • [07] THE HIERARCHY DECISION WAS DELIVERED TO THE ECUMENICAL PATRIARCH
  • [B] INTERNATIONAL NEWS

  • [08] SACRILEGE IN AGIA SOPHIA NEWS IN DETAILS

    [A] NATIONAL NEWS

  • [01] DECISION IN THE FANARI The Metropolites of Xanthi Panreleimon and Sparti Efstathios, will transfer the decision of the Church of Greece on the Metropolises of the so called New Countries to Istanbul today. The two Metropolites will deliver the list of candidates for the Metrop olises of Thessaloniki and Eleftheroupoli to the Ecumenical Patriarch, along with the decisions the emergency meeting of the hierarchy came to.
  • [02] THEODORAKIS CLARIFICATIONS ON STATEMENTS ABOUT JEWS His surprise about the rumble created due to his recent statements about Jews, was expressed by Mikis Theodorakis.

    Mr. Theodorakis had stated, during a presentation of three of his books, that the Jews "have the fanaticism, the self-awareness and the ability to assert themselves". "Today we can say that this small people is unfortunately the root of all evil, not goo d, which means that too much self-awareness and too much persistence is bad for you", he had pointed out.

    In his announcement on Wednesday, Mr. Theodorakis stated that he has always been on the side of the weak and of course the Israeli people, while he has repeatedly condemned the Saron government policy and the role of Jewish American politicians and intel lectuals in drafting the "aggressive Bush policy".

    "There could have only been purposeful confusion between the Israeli people, which I have proven I admire and honor, and these negative phenomena, that essentially mar Israel's image thus playing the truly "anti-Semitic" role. These are on the side of Ev il, the root of Evil as I recently stated", he stressed.

    The Central Jewish Council of Greece issued an announcement, pointing out that the distinguished composer "is aiding the winds of religious intolerance and racism".

  • [03] MARGINAL GAINS IN THE ASE The Greek stock market quickly overcame the turbulence that resulted from the Deutsche Bank withdrawal from Eurobank and returned to an upward course.

    Marginal gains were recorded in the Athens Stock Exchange today. The general index rose to +0.06% at 2.161,33 points, while the volume of transactions was at 169 million euros.

    Of the stocks trading today, 202 had losses and 98 recorded gains, while the value of 89 stocks remained unchanged.

  • [04] KONSTANTINOS MITSOTAKIS HAD SALMONELLA Right-wing main opposition party of New Democracy honorary President Konstantinos Mitsotakis was infected with salmonella bacteria and was not ill with viral gastroenteritis as it was initially suspected, stated his personal doctor professor Sotiris Rapt is. Mr. Raptis pointed out today that the suspicion of salmonella existed from the beginning and that's why he was treated with antibiotics.

    Mr. Mitsotakis is expected to leave Evangelismos Hospital in Athens tomorrow.

  • [05] SIMITIS' TELEGRAM OF CONDOLENCES TO BERLUSCONI Greek Prime Minister Kostas Simitis sent a telegram of condolences to his Italian counterpart Silvio Berlusconi for the tragic loss of Italian soldiers in Iraq.

    Mr. Simitis expressed his deep sorrow for the tragic loss of so many Italian soldiers, who were the victims of the atrocious bomb attack on Iraq while on duty.

    The Prime Minister extended his sincere condolences to Mr. Berlusconi and the families of the victims.

  • [06] PROTOPAPAS ON THE THEODORAKIS' STATEMENTS The Greek government does not share the statements made by music composer Mikis Theodorakis that the "Jews are the root of evil", reiterated Greek government spokesman Christos Protopapas. He added that the world famous music composer has played an activ e role in liberation movements.

    The government spokesman stated that in the past Mr. Theodorakis had stood by the Jewish community and had written the music for Maunthausen.

    Responding to a question on the comment made by an Israeli government minister according to which, Theodorakis is compared with Goebells of Nazi Germany, the government spokesman underlined that Mikis Theodorakis has nothing in common with Goebbels.

  • [07] THE HIERARCHY DECISION WAS DELIVERED TO THE ECUMENICAL PATRIARCH Metropolite Efstathios of Monemvasia and Sparta and Metropolite Panteleimon of Xanthi and Peritheorio delivered to Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew the formal decision reached by the Church hierarchy aimed at defusing the crisis in the relations between the Church of Greece and the Ecumenical Patriarchate. The decision was approved by the Hierarchy of the Church of Greece after a proposal presented by Archbishop Christodoulos of Athens and All of Greece.

    The Church of Greece decision will be studied in the next meetings of the Ecumenical Patriarchate Synod. A meeting of the Ecumenical Patriarchate Synod is expected to take place tomorrow.

  • [B] INTERNATIONAL NEWS

  • [08] SACRILEGE IN AGIA SOPHIA Even the graves in Agia Sophia in Istanbul were violated by sacrilegious raiders and antiquity smugglers, who stole a valuable manuscript written in Assyrian, thus completing the destruction carried out on the holy relics by time and indifference. Images

    of crumbling holy tombs and relics in bits from Warehouse 31 of Agia Sophia, were shown for the first time after 50 years by Turkish journalist Ugur Dudar, in the "Arena" show, to be shown on the "D" channel.


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