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Available for rent: The Acropolis, for under $2000 a day In a move bound to leave many Greeks and scholars aghast, Greece’s culture ministry said Tuesday it will open up some of the debt-stricken country’s most-cherished archaeological sites to advertising firms and other ventures. The ministry says the move is a common-sense way of helping « facilitate » access to the country’s ancient Greek ruins, and money generated would fund the upkeep and monitoring of sites. The first site to be opened would be the Acropolis. According to a ministerial briefing dating from the end of December, a commercial firm could rent the Acropolis for a professional photographic shoot for as little as 1600 euros a day ($A1965). Demonstrators could also rent the ancient landmark. Greece needs every euro it can get. The country’s public coffers are drained and the nation is struggling to avoid a historic debt default in March. |
Malheureusement pour les Québécois, je doute que nos ruines (State Olympique, routes, viaducs, ponts, écoles, etc.) puissent être louées pour renflouer les coffres de l’État…
J’espère que Hollywood va en profiter pour louer l’Acropole pour y tourner de VRAIS films sur la mythologie grecque et non des navet comme Clash of the titans 2010 😉
Bin voyons David, Lisée a dit que la dette va disparaitre si on vendait nos infrastructures en décrépitude tsé la fameuse dette nette LOL
C’est pour ca que l’on va avoir un château à Québec, on va pouvoir louer le Colisée.