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April 2024

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Easter Celebrations at Lidl Food Academy

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The Easter celebrations at Lidl Food Academy were a vibrant blend of culinary delights, creative workshops, and community support initiatives. Seasoned chefs showcased traditional and innovative Easter dishes, while children engaged in Easter decoration workshops led by specialized trainers. The event also highlighted Lidl’s commitment to community causes, supporting the Cyprus AntiCancer Society and Cyprus Red Cross, and extended the festivities virtually through digital channels like social media and websites.

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Cyprus ‘will not be blackmailed’ over Larnaca marina

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The dispute over Larnaca marina development involves financial clashes between the Cypriot government and Kition Ocean Holdings, leading to tensions as the full €10 million guarantee hasn’t been paid. President Nikos Christodoulides asserts that Cyprus won’t be blackmailed, emphasizing the project’s significance in transforming Larnaca’s coastal front and enhancing citizens’ lives.

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Christodoulides ‘Tried to Prevent’ Case Against Auditor-General

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President Nikos Christodoulides made efforts to prevent legal action against AuditorGeneral Odysseas Michaelides, despite initial distancing from the situation. The President’s shift from neutrality to intervention has sparked political concerns in Cyprus, as legal challenges unfold and raise questions about the balance of power and accountability in governance.

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Tragic End During Immigration Raid: The Case of Anisur Rahman

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The tragic death of Anisur Rahman during a police immigration raid in Limassol, Cyprus, led to protests condemning alleged racism and demanding respectful treatment for migrants. Investigations into police conduct and human rights adherence are ongoing, sparking a quest for transparency and justice within the Bangladeshi community.

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Cyprus’ Cash Reserves: A Buffer Against Global Economic Uncertainty

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Cyprus strategically accumulated €2.83 billion in cash reserves to cover 132% of nearterm debt, leading to a notable €740 million debt reduction and net debt at 68% of GDP. The PDMO’s issuance of benchmark bonds and investments from the Social Insurance Fund further solidified the nation’s fiscal resilience against global economic uncertainty.

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Illegal Tree Felling: A Call to Preserve Nature

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Illegal tree felling can result in fines up to €5,000 and jail time of up to one year. For causing fires near forests, penalties can be as high as €50,000 and 10 years in prison. It is crucial to obtain written approval from the forestry department before cutting down any trees to protect our environment and prevent devastating consequences.

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