Greece Dissatisfied over Cyprus Stalemate

Cyprus News Agency

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Greek Prime Minister Lucas Papademos arrives in Nicosia, Cyprus, where he is greeted by Cyprus President Demetris Christofias. He is accompanied by Greek Foreign Minister Stavros Dimas, who expressed Greece's dissatisfaction over the stalemate in talks to solve the Cyprus problem, stressing that the Turkish Cypriot side has shown continuous retreats in the course of the negotiations.

Greek Minister of Foreign Affairs Stavros Demas has expressed his government`s dissatisfaction over the stalemate in the direct talks to solve the Cyprus problem, stressing that the Turkish Cypriot side has shown continuous retreats in the course of the negotiations. Demas, who will be accompanying Greek Prime Minister Loukas Papademos on his two-day official visit to Cyprus, beginning on Thursday, told CNA that the Cyprus issue remains an issue of invasion and occupation for the Greek government, stressing that Greece will continue to struggle for a just and viable solution and for the reunification of the island.

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April 05, 2012

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Wednesday, May 22, 2013 Last Update: 12:12 AM ET