"Mr. Karamanlis essentially said nothing in parliament, he didn't apologise, he just said that he feels the pain and anger of the victims' relatives, but he didn't place himself at the disposal of justice," main opposition SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance spokesperson, Voula Kehagia, said on Thursday regarding the speech given by the former transport minister the day before, in her interview with radio station "Athens 98.4".
She said that, on the contrary, Mr. Karamanlis "once again provoked, saying 'why don't you propose a preliminary examination?' and asking for an amnesty," while adding:
"If Mr. Karamanlis wants to be exonerated of these responsibilities that the main opposition and all the opposition parties which at least signed the censure motion, are accusing him of, let him do this and let him encourage his party to set up a parliamentary preliminary investigation committee," for the aforementioned reason.
Two former protected witnesses who provided damning testimony against political figures during the Novartis trial were on Monday found guilty of making false accusations and giving false testimony.
The new Road Traffic Code, voted into law in June 2025, went into full effect on Saturday, September 13, aiming to reduce road accidents and fatalities in Greece.
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Government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis, in an interview with OPEN TV, stressed that "there has been no incident or fishing activity by Turkish vessels within national territorial waters."
The Money Laundering Authority, headed by the honorary deputy prosecutor of the Supreme Court Charalambos Vourliotis, prevents money laundering through betting companies.
The Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, during Wednesday afternoon’s meeting of the Government Council for Economic Policy, emphasised that, a few days before presenting the main pillars of economic...
