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Minister doesn't rule out sms for Greeks but not for tourists after May 15 - Vimarsana News

Minister doesn't rule out sms for Greeks but not for tourists after May 15

1,501 Views A government minister did not rule out that Greeks will keep needing to send sms to leave their homes but not the tourists after May 15, when the country will officially open its gates to international holidaymakers. Speaking to ANT1 TV, Development Minister Adonis Georgiadis lef topen the possibility that tourists will go out sms-free but not the locals. he said that “sms to 13033 will be in force until May 15, when tourism opens. It has not been decided yet what will happen after May 15. To the journalist’s question whether “we will send a message to go to a restaurant wh...

Greece facing opposition on new migrant camps - Vimarsana News

Greece facing opposition on new migrant camps

InfoMigrants By ANSA Published on : 2021/01/11 Greece's migration ministry is facing stiff opposition to its unexpected proposal to create new, larger reception and identification centers for asylum seekers on the northern land border at Evros, as well as on the southeastern Aegean island of Leros. Representatives of local governments, the church and local communities have stated that they will move to block the proposal of creating new reception centers for asylum seekers near the Evros land border and on the Aegean island of Leros....

Greece: Cabinet reshuffle, migrant portfolio to ultra conservatives - Vimarsana News

Greece: Cabinet reshuffle, migrant portfolio to ultra conservatives

InfoMigrants By ANSA InfoMigrants Published on : 2021/01/07 A cabinet reshuffle in Greece has seen two conservative hardliners take up positions in the interior and migration ministries. The new deputy migration minister Sofia Voultepsi has previously referred to migrants as 'unarmed invaders'. In the second cabinet reshuffle in five months, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on January 4 named Makis Voridis as the country's new interior minister. In the 1990s, Voridis founded the now-defunct nationalist party "Hellenic Front",...