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[Cyprus Times] Acamas protest in Paphos on Saturday

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On the initiative of the community of Innia and the participation of the other communities and municipalities of Akamas

A protest event on the initiative of the community of Innia and the participation of the other communities and municipalities of Akamas as well as the landowners of Akamas and the youth of Polis Chrysochous will be organized on Saturday, at Kennedy Central Square, Paphos.

The decision for the dynamic protest was taken at an emergency meeting held on Wednesday at the Inea Community Council.

According to the Chairman of the C.C. Ineia, Yago Civico, and other local stakeholders, "the meeting discussed the problem arising from the ongoing effort by the Ecologists and certain parties to misinform and misrepresent the provisions of the draft Local Plan for the communities of Akamas".

According to a statement, the initiative aims to reverse the declining course that the communities of the area have been following for decades and to assert the rights of the residents and landowners as equal citizens of the Republic of Cyprus.

At the event, a written petition/memorandum signed by more than 2500 affected landowners will be read out , with their positions regarding the Akamas Local Plan and also the legal opinion from a reputable law firm on their Constitutional rights.

The written petition / memorandum together with the legal opinion will be served by a delegation of the participants, to the Prefect of Paphos Mary Lambrou , so that it will then be given to the Minister of Interior, Nicos Nouris and the President of the Republic, Nicos Anastasiades

Meanwhile, another protest event for Akamas will be organized by organized groups and active citizens on Saturday morning, June 25 at 11 am:00 outside Paphos Town Hall. The event of the organised groups outside the Paphos Town Hall is supported by executives and a delegation of the Ecological Movement - Citizens' Co-operation


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