Elli Stai : The latest developments: What does she say herself?;

Late in the afternoon, her stay will be decided Ellis Stai at ERT as a meeting will be held with the Managing Director of ERT, Nico Simo, the News Director Vassilis Thomopoulos, the General Director of Information Emilios Liatsos and of course Elli Stai.

After the sudden replacement of the journalist in yesterday's news bulletin by Penelope Gavra and the leaks about her intense argument with Vassilis Thomopoulos (whom he described as insufficient and asked not to be at the control while presenting the report), much can be heard in the corridors of the Radio House of Agia Paraskevi. Elli Stai herself, according to sources from her environment, talks about political prosecution against her, while in a communication she had with golema.gr she described as non-existent what was written about the episode with Vassilis Thomopoulos but spoke of a "creative disagreement" but not wanting to follow up.

Alongside, executive of ERT, speaking in Yupiii, emphasizes: "All possibilities are open. As we speak, nothing is certain. Unless a golden ratio can be found between the news anchor and the News Director, then it is possible to "break" the presenter's contract. Everything will be decided by the meeting that will take place in a few hours".

Many say that any conflict will be interesting, but not on the front of Agia Paraskevi but on the political front. Elli Stai's contract expires in December, but it has been noticed for a long time that many people do not want her presence at ERT.

In between, because yesterday the name of the bulletin's editor-in-chief was also involved in the whole story of the altercation (it was reported that Elli Stai wants Nicole Livadaris in control and not Vassilis Thomopoulos), the journalist Nicole Livadaris says in her letter: “…I assure you with all sincerity that such a wish was never expressed even by Elli Stai, nor by anyone else for the simple reason that I'm already on the "bulletin team" – to be precise I've been the editor-in-chief of the central bulletin for a year and a half, as my contract with NET expressly and clearly states. As far as I know, no, no one ever abolished me so that there was reason to interfere with my return. For the simple restoration of the truth and for those who like in the last hours to trade pretexts in sin..."

Source : yupiii.gr

ActionAid: Organizes an experiential report on life in Africa

"Be in my place" in the "Technopolis" of the Municipality of Athens

An experiential exhibition is organized by ActionAid in the "Technopolis" of the Municipality of Athens, at 9, 10 and 11 November.

In the exhibition "Step into my place", visitors will have the opportunity to experience the living conditions of the people of a poor village in Kongelai, Kenya.

What is an African community like?; How do its inhabitants feed themselves?; How big is a hut; What does looking for water mean?;

Within approx 20 minutes, audiovisual material, experiential activities and artifacts from Kenya will transport visitors to the reality of the people of Africa.

The living conditions will also be conveyed by the ActionAid volunteers who lived for a week in Kongelai, Kenya together with pastoralist families in one of the most arid and remote areas of the country.

They will be there to give information and share their experience.

The exhibition is organized on the occasion of 40 years of ActionAid.

Alongside, a photo exhibition titled: 'Africa through the eyes of volunteers' drawn by ActionAid volunteers from solidarity trips.

also, five African-themed documentaries will be screened.

Find more information about screenings at: www.actionaid.gr/events

"Technopolis" of the Municipality of Athens, Hall "Nikos Gatsos" (Building "D12") and in the courtyard D12, Piraeus 100, Gas pedal.

Hours of operation :

Friday 9 November, 15.00 with 22.00
Saturday 10 November, 11.00 with 19.30
Sunday 11 November, 11.00 with 20.00

Admission to the experiential exhibition costs 2 euro (free for children).

On Saturday 10 November on 20.30, there will be a celebration for ActionAid's Child Sponsors. Volunteers and Contractors will transport visitors to Africa. Entrance to the celebration is free and the event is open to everyone.

Source : tovima.gr

Chevrolet Trax

Designed to stand in a fast-growing and competitive category, of small SUVs, The Trax is intended to be a "global car" as it will be available in more than 140 global markets. The dimensions of the car reach 4,24 meters in length and 1,77 in width, with wheelbase 2,55 meters. Although it is based on Buick Encore and Opel Mokka, 's appearance distances itself greatly from them. According to the manufacturer, emphasis has been placed on the interior, which is modern and practical. Plenty of places for small items are scattered on the dashboard, the doors and back. There is even a second "floor", under the trunk, which has capacity 358 l.

Thanks to the folding of the seats (including this co-driver) a flat loading area is created, which will serve the needs of those who have increased transport requirements. In total, the configurations of the seats are eight. The company, on the other, claims that the richer equipment versions will supply Trax with MyLink, an information and entertainment system with a navigation application that can be downloaded to compatible smartphones.

European market models will be supplied, at least in the first phase, with three mechanical sets. The first is one 1,6 atmospheric, gasoline, for which nothing has been announced yet. The second is supercharged, 1,4 liter, with power 140 horses, which will be combined with a six-speed manual transmission. End, there is also a diesel 1,7 liter, entry 129 horsepower and torque 300 Nm. Both of the last two sets will be offered, optionally, and in automatic editions, six relations, with movement in both, as well as on four wheels. Respectively, all engines will have a Start / Stop system to reduce consumption.

Source : autotriti.gr

ActionAid: Organizes an experiential report on life in Africa

"Be in my place" in the "Technopolis" of the Municipality of Athens

An experiential exhibition is organized by ActionAid in the "Technopolis" of the Municipality of Athens, at 9, 10 and 11 November.

In the exhibition "Step into my place", visitors will have the opportunity to experience the living conditions of the people of a poor village in Kongelai, Kenya.

What is an African community like?; How do its inhabitants feed themselves?; How big is a hut; What does looking for water mean?;

Within approx 20 minutes, audiovisual material, experiential activities and artifacts from Kenya will transport visitors to the reality of the people of Africa.

The living conditions will also be conveyed by the ActionAid volunteers who lived for a week in Kongelai, Kenya together with pastoralist families in one of the most arid and remote areas of the country.

They will be there to give information and share their experience.

The exhibition is organized on the occasion of 40 years of ActionAid.

Alongside, a photo exhibition titled: 'Africa through the eyes of volunteers' drawn by ActionAid volunteers from solidarity trips.

also, five African-themed documentaries will be screened.

Find more information about screenings at: www.actionaid.gr/events

"Technopolis" of the Municipality of Athens, Hall "Nikos Gatsos" (Building "D12") and in the courtyard D12, Piraeus 100, Gas pedal.

Hours of operation :

Friday 9 November, 15.00 with 22.00
Saturday 10 November, 11.00 with 19.30
Sunday 11 November, 11.00 with 20.00

Admission to the experiential exhibition costs 2 euro (free for children).

On Saturday 10 November on 20.30, there will be a celebration for ActionAid's Child Sponsors. Volunteers and Contractors will transport visitors to Africa. Entrance to the celebration is free and the event is open to everyone.

Source : tovima.gr