Cyprus Tears Down Barricade Dividing Island
2008 April 3
April 3, 2008 The New York Times
Greek and Turkish Cypriots pulled down barricades on Thursday separating them for half a century, reopening a street which became a symbol of Cyprus’s ethnic partition. The reopening of Ledra Street was seen as one step towards ending the island’s division. Read more.
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