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The news from To Vima focuses on a tragic train collision in Spain that killed 68 people, prompting political fallout and survivor testimonies. Domestically, stories cover an investigation into significant corruption involving state officials, legislative changes in urban planning, and updates on…
Spain mourns the deaths of 68 people following a train collision, with audio evidence and ongoing investigations pointing to the control center. Political disputes are intensifying as survivors share their harrowing experiences.
Human error and damage are identified as causes behind the tragic train collision in Spain, with gripping testimonies from survivors emerging.
An investigation reveals that 63 state officials allegedly concealed over 1 million euros each, contributing to a total of 65 million euros in 'invisible corruption'.
Urban planning is being finalized, with changes affecting homes and land outside of designated development zones, and several municipalities in Attica are next in line.
Energy prices in Europe have surged dramatically, exceeding 300 euros, as ministers convene in Luxembourg to discuss the crisis.
Zambaras is resigning from SYRIZA, and the parliamentary seat will be reassigned to another individual.
Minister of Citizen Protection Michalis Chrysochoidis revealed details about the two-year operation of the 'Greek FBI,' its covert investigations, protests, and the 'Kassidiaris' phenomenon, hinting at potential involvement of state officials in future cases.
Author Maria Petevi talks about her book 'Lolita in Tehran,' the situation of women in Iran, and the power of art in expressing freedom.
Europe is finally debating the right for individuals to disconnect from work-related communications outside of working hours.
The platform for applying for the heating subsidy will soon be accessible, with steps for application to be provided.
