CRIME ROUND UP

Filenews 9/11

With the investigative work still in progress, the investigators of the TAE Limassol took the 43-year-old Syrian today (9/11) before the Limassol District Court, requesting the renewal of his detention for another 8 days. The Court granted the request, while the suspect did not object. It should be noted that, as of the previous proceedings, he is not represented by a lawyer.

As is known, the 43-year-old confessed to the murder of 61-year-old Olga Vasilyeva. The woman was murdered at her residence on October 21, while, according to what he stated in his written confession, the next day he carried her body and threw it into a sewer pit, located in a field in the area of Saittas.

CHRISTMAS MARKETS - Specific villages - 21 November - 6 January

  

CHRISTMAS MARKETS

Villages listed below

21 November to 6 January - Saturday, Sunday and Public holidays, then daily from 21 December to 6 January

Website - https://www.visitcyprus.com/christmas-villages/

Jingle all the way to the Cyprus Christmas Villages!

MINISTER OF HEALTH - THE GOAL IS TO UPGRADE PUBLIC HOSPITALS

MINISTER OF HEALTH - THE GOAL IS TO UPGRADE PUBLIC HOSPITALS - Filenews 9/11 by Dora Christodoulou


As part of the Government's effort to upgrade the infrastructure of the Paphos State Hospital and consequently to improve the conditions for employees and patients, an important program of improvement projects at the hospital has already been implemented. This was emphasized by the Minister of Health, who visited the Paphos Hospital today to see up close the projects that have been implemented and to be informed about the progress of the execution of others.

Neophytos Charalambides described the improvement of the infrastructure in public hospitals as a priority of the Government of Nikos Christodoulides and the provision of quality health services as a basic condition.

ALEX BELL Hickory Restaurant 28 November - 6pm

 

ALEX BELL

Hickory Restaurant

28 November - 6pm

​Get ready for a wonderful Saturday evening filled with great tunes, fantastic company, and delicious food and drinks! We are delighted to welcome back the talented Alex Bell to the Hickory stage for a special live performance.

Entrance: Free

​Tables fill up quickly for our live music nights, so be sure to reserve yours early!

For Reservations: 97652819

OPEN CALL - SUBMISSIONS FOR THE ANNIVERSARY ART PROGRAMME OF THE EUROPEAN CAPITAL OF CULTURE ORGANISATION PAPHOS 2017 FOR THE YEAR 2027

 

OPEN CALL - SUBMISSIONS FOR THE ANNIVERSARY ART PROGRAMME OF THE EUROPEAN CAPITAL OF CULTURE ORGANISATION PAPHOS 2017 FOR THE YEAR 2027

Interested parties are invited to submit their proposals according to the terms and conditions of the open call that follows.

https://pafos.org.cy/ανοικτή-πρόσκληση-υποβολής-προτάσεω

FOUR NEW CROSSINGS ON THE TABLE AS UN PUSHES FOR PROGRESS IN CYPRUS TALKS

FOUR NEW CROSSINGS ON THE TABLE AS UN PUSHES FOR PROGRESS IN CYPRUS TALKS - KNews 9/11

Maria Angela Holguin is seeking a deal on Green Line crossings and mine clearance that could help bring the two sides back to formal negotiations.


Four new routes across the Green Line and a plan to clear mines near Deryneia are the immediate test for Cyprus’ leaders Monday as the United Nations tries to build momentum for a return to formal peace talks.

U.N. envoy María Angela Holguín is seeking answers from President Nikos Christodoulides and Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhürman at their meeting in the Nicosia buffer zone. Ahead of the talks, she told Turkey’s ANKA news agency that she would report a lack of progress to U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres if the two sides failed to move forward. A deal, she said, could keep the effort going into next year, beyond the end of his term.

BRITISH COUPLE FACE LOSING LIMASSOL HOME OVER SWISS-FRANC MORTGAGE

BRITISH COUPLE FACE LOSING LIMASSOL HOME OVER SWISS-FRANC MORTGAGE - Cy Mail 8/11 by Elias Hazou


The retired homeowners say a loan originally worth about €187,000 has become a claimed debt of €400,000

Still haunted by their decision some 20 years ago to take out a mortgage denominated in Swiss francs, a distressed couple from Britain are on the verge of losing their Limassol home to lenders, their residence slated for auction by the end of the year. They were among thousands of Britons lured by the Cyprus property dream, only to get stung by the loan scheme during the 2000s.

The couple, who did not wish to be identified, reached out to the Cyprus Mail, hoping to generate publicity as they say that the credit-acquiring company, which now owns their mortgage, refuses to budge despite being made a reasonable offer to settle the outstanding debt.