Myth
Navigating in the fog
"Neither the state nor the Hellenic Public Properties Company knows exactly how many properties it owns, nor where they are, nor even whether they can be exploited," Ilias Bellos concluded in his reportage (Kathimerini 21/01/24) on "the myth of 72,000 state properties" and the chaos that surrounds the issue.
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