A new source of confrontation between the Government and PASOK emerged after the visit of academic and member of the party's Political Council, Polina Lampsa, to the Occupied Territories of Cyprus together with other members of the "Greek-Turkish Forum", where they met with the Turkish Cypriot leader of the pseudo-state, Ersin Tatar. What caused a painful impression was not so much the meeting but the fact that they were photographed inside the alleged "presidential palace" with Tatar in front of symbols of the Pseudo-state. The government's reaction For his part, the government spokesman, Pavlos Marinakis, during yesterday's briefing for political editors, was asked about this and launched an attack on PASOK, saying that the photographs taken "offend our national claims". Continuing, he stressed that "it is surprising that there is no reaction, not even rudimentary, from PASOK, which - especially in recent weeks - has been making...