Today, Friday, September 19 at 14.40, the journalistic team of the show “Where there is Greece” travels to Lasithi, while Yiannis Tsimitselis coordinates from the studio.

OR Spinal It is a flagship space with many stories since it was a castle until there was a place of exile. Entrance to such a special place until April cost 8 euros, but increased to 20 euros following a directive by the Ministry of Culture. This has brought reactions from people who have boats in the area and carry the world, as 40%of traffic has been reduced, as visitors have to pay both the ticket and fare. In fact, there are few who, as soon as they hear the entry price, either do not get into the boat or go to the island but remain out.

In Out Laconia of Crete, in a small workshop that smells of metal, stone and memories, Manolis Haroulis gives the materials second life. From the reconstruction of objects of Spinalonga to the lyres from the tsigina boxes, his life is an uninterrupted story of creation. At first glance, his workshop looks chaotic, but if you stand a little you discover the hidden class in disorder – just as he discovers the transformation of a material into a piece of Cretan art. Mr Manolis breathes art and this flame passed as a legacy and found his way to his son, the singer Yiannis Haroulis.

In southeastern Crete, water has ceased to be self -evident. Few rainfall, drilling drilling and farmers who see their fields dry and their crops are lost. THE Municipality of Viannou and the Ierapetra They face the harsh reality of water scarcity.

Crete is a place that gives birth to beauty, but also difficult stories – stories of honor, blood, and forgiveness. A black spot in the tradition of Crete is the vendetta, the revenge murder that calms the sense of law. Stefanos Kokologiannis, whose name has been linked to a similar case, talks about the Vendets that have been fed families. The rage and pain of a vendetta are undertaken by people of common acceptance with vigor and soul, the so -called “gear brokers”.

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