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Leonidas Palaiodimos wrote that the sale agreements for 27 of the country's largest archaeological sites and museums, including the Acropolis, were granted for 50,600 euros per month and a 2% share of the revenues. He compared the price to the rent of a large store in Kolonaki and mentioned that around 5 million people visited the Acropolis in 2025, while the list also included Knossos, Mycenae, Olympia, and Delphi, along with another 22 sites. Palaiodimos also noted that the gross profit margins on souvenirs ranged from 50% to 60% and that only one bid was submitted in the competition. According to him, there was no substantial competition that could influence the price. #Αρχαιολογία #ΕλληνικήΚληρονομιά #Πολιτισμός (translated)

Kostas wrote that he had "deceived a little" the readers, as he was not a person who spoke easily and kept secrets. He mentioned that the surgery went very well and called on his colleagues to put themselves in the position of patients and people who need their help. He thanked them in advance. https://t.co/hPQGE92626 #ΑνθρώπιναΣυναισθήματα #Υγεία #Στήριξη (translated)

The CONCLAVIOS wrote ironically that some people were born in places like Gaza, Iran, and Cuba, which he described as free from oppression, misery, and pain. He contrasted this with their own "dystopia," which he linked to totalitarianism and hunger, as well as to a third consecutive weekend of rain, wind, and cold. He concluded with an aggressive wish for death. #Δυστοπία #Ευλογία #Ζωή (translated)

Approximately 70,000 people protested in Madrid against the housing crisis, while Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced early elections for November 29, emphasizing the need to strengthen the support of the people for the government. #Μαδρίτη #διαδηλώσεις #στεγαστικήκρίση (translated)

Manolis Grigorakis wrote that tens of thousands of people flooded the streets in Paris for education, in Madrid for social solidarity, and in Athens for a concert by Vissi. He commented that each people had its own culture. #διαμαρτυρία #πολιτισμός #κοινωνικήαλληλεγγύη (translated)

Antikeimenikos Olympiacos wrote that he was watching Mazos on television with his 70-year-old father, drinking two glasses of whiskey and not speaking. He mentioned that both were moved and said that the artist united them, despite the fifty-year age difference. #thevoicegr #Μαζώ #ουίσκι #tvlifestyle (translated)

QueenNesli requested that the complaints and comparisons stop, writing that people went to honor MAZO and not to copy him. She characterized the negative comments as unnecessary and added that she missed him and would always miss him. #theVoiceGR #theVoiceGR #σεβασμός #μουσική (translated)

Little Fox wondered why they were deprived of Giorgos Mazonakis, whom she described as a person with soul, heart, and voice. She wrote that he had united souls, hearts, and voices and thanked him because, as she mentioned, he had made them a little more human. #Μαζωνάκης #TheVoiceGR https://t.co/9mqJF8I4vX #Γιωργος #Ανθρωποι #Συναισθημα (translated)

Tzeni (Garifalia) criticized those who judged the people who had gathered, saying they had not come there to be evaluated as singers, whether they could sing songs by Mazo or for their reactions. She added that they wanted to honor and say goodbye to their friend while they were in a very bad psychological state. #TheVoiceGR #TheVoiceGR #Μουσική #Φιλία (translated)

Aggelina claimed that Giorgos Mazonakis was murdered and did not die from substance abuse. She criticized people who, as she wrote, were close to him or knew him, saying that with their behaviors and insinuations they became ridiculous and reinforced the public's affection for him. She described their attitude as sacrilege, desecration, and roguery. https://t.co/iJKRgWBjrX #Μαζωνακης #Δικαιοσύνη #Αλήθεια (translated)

Venice made a series of statements about the tragedy of the Tempi, attributing them to political figures, executives, and journalists. According to her post, Karamanlis had stated that he ensured safety, while Florinis had insulted those who spoke about "filling in." Triantopoulos, as she wrote, had used dehumanizing language regarding the victims, while a voter of Mitsotakis had used a vulgar term for the train in a discussion on Space with AML and Portosalte. Venice noted that Mitsotakis had said he did not know and was not obliged to know about the issue, had attributed the drama mainly to a tragic human error, and had characterized the best justification for the sacrifice of the children as ensuring that something similar would not happen again. Romanos had said that they found themselves expressing condolences, while Giogakos had stated that, for better or worse, people were dead. Government officials and civil protection executives had invoked the obligation to clean the area, while Kyriakos had rejected the term "filling in" and had spoken of rehabilitation. According to the same post, Georgiadis had argued that no one in society was interested in the investigation for Tempi and, in another statement, that Greeks were not interested in either the investigation or the pre-investigation. Analysts and executives, in discussions after the national elections of May and June 2023, had estimated that the political cost from Tempi was negligible. Voultepsi had described the issue as stale, Markopoulos had referred to the "cursed" committee and had said he was having fun, while Tamilos had stated that not all Trikala would cry. Venice also attributed to Voridis the position that the accident would have happened even if there had been remote control, as well as the assessment that it was a minor issue compared to what was happening on the planet. Mitsotakis had said that everyone was to blame, while Voridis had argued that names should not be recorded in the Constitution because not all places were the same. Finally, journalist Zacharos of New Democracy had raised the possibility that Eritheta was not on the train and had referred to earlier reports of missing persons at the Polytechnic, which, as he said, did not exist. #Τεμπη #Τέμπη #ασφάλεια #Ελλάδα (translated)