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Double the shame, Mr President - Vimarsana News

Double the shame, Mr President

Mr President, you should feel a double dose of shame, not only because you

Well, you should see, President, how much I'm ashamed - Vimarsana News

Well, you should see, President, how much I'm ashamed

I am ashamed, is the honest truth. There are many things about our country that cause me shame. But when even the head of state expresses embarrassment, it feels like we cannot lay the blame solely at the feet of fate.A journalist recently interviewed President Christodoulides and, with some relucta

Facilities at Kyperounta hospital inadequate - Vimarsana News

Facilities at Kyperounta hospital inadequate

Ward rooms lack toilets and showers, and the new rooms are not ventilated, despite being intended for patients with tuberculosis, and they don't even have windows. Conditions at Kyperounta Hospital are appalling in some cases. Every day when I return home, I feel ashamed, said Marinos Lemesis, a doc

Strike a possibility in EAC dispute - Vimarsana News

Strike a possibility in EAC dispute

With an overwhelming majority - over 90% - the personnel of EAC gives the green light to the unions and authorizes their leadership for further handling of the issues that concern them.Following this development, the possibility of taking strike measures in EAC is not excluded, in case the demands o

Fires burned forest land in Paphos, Limassol - Vimarsana News

Fires burned forest land in Paphos, Limassol

Recent forest fires in Paphos and Limassol scorched an estimated 23 hectares of land, Department of Forests spokesperson George Constantinou told the Cyprus News Agency (CNA) on Tuesday.Firefighting efforts have made progress on both fronts, he noted. In Paphos, three aircraft were able to operate i