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Mitsotakis: Those guilty of the Tempi accident will be punished
“Those guilty of the Tempi accident will be punished,” Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Sunday
Mitsotakis: The guilty will be punished – Justice will shed light on the tragedy of Tempi
“One year after the tragedy of Tempi, the wounds from the loss of the victims remain fresh, with their families
The bills on private universities and postal voting among the first of the new year, Marinakis says
The bills on private universities, postal voting, changes in justice, as well as measures against
Postal vote, reforms in justice and the need for a ‘resilient state’ dominate PM’s weekly review
The introduction of postal voting and other major changes and reforms
No shadows over justice: Restoring people’s faith a top priority, Justice Minister Tsiaras says
“What we are striving for, as the justice ministry’s political leadership, is that there should be no shadows cast over justice,” newly-appointed Justice Minister Kostas Tsiaras said in an interview with the Athens-Macedonian News Agency.
Parliament lifts immunity from prosecution for MPs Andreas Loverdos and Marios Salmas
The parliament plenary on Friday decided to lift
Trust in Justice can’t be a la carte, parliament president, Voutsis, says
The trust in Justice can’t be a la carte, said parliament president, Nikos Voutsis
Yiannos Papantoniou and Stavroula Kourakou to be held in women’s wing at the Korydallos prison
Former minister Yiannos Papantoniou and his wife Stavroula Kourakou will be held in the women’s wing at Korydallos prison while they await trial, sources said on Wednesday. According to the plans made by Greek authorities, Kourakou will be held in a cell with other female inmates while Papantoniou will be held in the special wing […]
Political, criminal responsibilities stem from missing 90 mln euros at KEELPNO, says PM
There are political and criminal responsibilities stemming from an audit of the Hellenic Center for Disease Control and Prevention (KEELPNO) for the 2007-2014 period that uncovered 90 million euros of missing funds, said the office of Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on Friday.
Tsipras: ‘A day to honour the thousands of citizens that resisted the dictatorship’
The 43rd anniversary since democracy was restored in Greece coincides with the final restoration of economic stability and the recovery of the country, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said in a message on Monday marking the toppling of the seven-year junta in 1974.