• About Us
  • Our Services
  • Subscribe
  • Advertise
  • FAQ
  • Contact Us
Login | My Posts
Accountants in Cyprus
  • Publications
  • About Cyprus
    • Cyprus History
    • Cyprus Company Registration
    • Cyprus Tax
    • Cyprus VAT
    • Cyprus Accountants
    • Cyprus Economy
  • Find Accountants
  • Contact Us
No Result
View All Result
  • Publications
  • About Cyprus
    • Cyprus History
    • Cyprus Company Registration
    • Cyprus Tax
    • Cyprus VAT
    • Cyprus Accountants
    • Cyprus Economy
  • Find Accountants
  • Contact Us
No Result
View All Result
Accountants in Cyprus
No Result
View All Result
Home Publications News & Announcements

Cyprus government facing financial crisis in balanced way Stephanou said

June 23, 2010
in News & Announcements
Reading Time: 2 mins read
HUNDREDS of people again stormed the busy streets of the capital yesterday to protest Nicosia District Court’s decision to acquit ten policemen, charged and caught on camera beating two students.

“Cops, pigs, murderers”, “Cops, you are heathens” and “The people want all ten of them in prison”, are just a few of the chants shouted out by hundreds of protestors, who headed off from Eleftheria Square, passed through busy Makarios Avenue in central Nicosia and reached Lykavitos Police Station, where they sat in the middle of the road and continued shouting in protest of the decision.

Outside the station, protestors hung a string of bananas – a reference to civilian movement Alertcy’s claims of a banana state.

Trouble brewed when an irritated policemen threw the bananas back into the crowd, but was averted when the father of one of the students – Dr Ioannis Papageorgiou – stepped in between the officers and protestors to calm scene.

“I am especially pleased about the huge number of people present here today,” Papageorgiou told reporters. “It seems the people have indeed been sensitised to the problems that occupy our society. This problem is not a personal matter, at the end of the day, but a problem that our society is facing as a whole.”

He added, “If we are doing something about this today, for me personally, this is not about revenge, but it’s for all these youths that circulate the streets at nights, who must feel safe.”

Papageorgiou said this should be the last of this kind of demonstration until the appeal case has reached the Supreme Court.

The procession ended back at Eleftheria Square, where protestors painted a red circle in the middle of the road, to signify police terrorism.

By Jacqueline Theodoulou, Cyprus Mail, March 29, 2009

ShareTweetShare
Previous Post

Cyprus tourism leaps 14.8% in March

Next Post

Cyprus and China to further enhance their trade and financial relations

Next Post

Cyprus and China to further enhance their trade and financial relations

Newsletter

Latest News

tax debts paid through internet banking
News & Announcements

Tax debts arising after a tax notice, ONLY paid through Internet banking

January 27, 2023

By: Conficta Services Ltd The Tax Department reminds that the payment of tax debts arising after a tax notice has...

Read more
New Cyprus minimum wage

The new Cyprus minimum wage is now a fact

January 27, 2023
CoreSIBe plan

Use our CoReSIBe plan and start a better 2023!!

January 27, 2023

Accountants in Cyprus is an accounting portal that consists of information in the field of finance and a network of Cyprus accounting firms and other financial service providers .

USEFUL LINKS

  • Accountants in Nicosia
  • Accountants in Limassol
  • Accountants in Larnaca
  • Accountants in Famagusta
  • Accountants in Paphos
Menu
  • Accountants in Nicosia
  • Accountants in Limassol
  • Accountants in Larnaca
  • Accountants in Famagusta
  • Accountants in Paphos

USEFUL LINKS

  • Cyprus Tax Consultants
  • Tax Planning Cyprus
  • Tax Benefits Cyprus
  • Double Taxation Treaties
  • Cyprus Accounting Firms
Menu
  • Cyprus Tax Consultants
  • Tax Planning Cyprus
  • Tax Benefits Cyprus
  • Double Taxation Treaties
  • Cyprus Accounting Firms

AFFILIATED SITES

logo-lawyers-in-cyprus
lawyers-malta
2022 © Accountants in Cyprus. All Rights Reserved. Developed by Wizzweb
  • About
  • Cyprus Accounting Services
  • Auditors in Cyprus
  • Contact Us
No Result
View All Result
  • Publications
  • About Cyprus
    • Cyprus History
    • Cyprus Company Registration
    • Cyprus Tax
    • Accountants Cyprus
    • Cyprus Economy
  • Find Accountants
  • Contact Us
  • Our Services
  • Subscribe
  • Advertise
  • FAQ

© 2023 Accountant in Cyprus

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password?

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In
This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Visit our Privacy and Cookie Policy.