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Interior Minister Nicos Nouris on Sunday urged both sides in the Akamas debate to lower the tone, saying the truth of the new plan for the environmentally-sensitive area was somewhere in the middle between conservationists and landowners.Protests took place in Paphos on Saturday, one by environmentalists seeking hands of the Akamas and more transparency from the government about its plan for the area. The second protest was by landowners in the region who have for years said they can do nothing with their properties due to a freeze on development resulting in the death of their villages.Nouris, speaking to the media on Sunday said: Everything that is being said about hotels and leisure centres within the Akama
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