Syriza: This will be another day of shame for any sense of normalcy

“For any normal country, today will be another day of shame,” Syriza was quoted as saying in a statement. Politico published Thursday Regarding the Greek wiretapping case and Areopagus’ recent filings following Predator’s disbanding of EYP.

As Koumoundourou points out, “Even in August, when there was no news, the way the scandal was covered up tapping They are once again smearing our country internationally.

A few months after the European Parliament condemned Greece for grossly undermining the rule of law, the online newspaper Politico stressed in its detailed report (August 7, 24) that “Greece turned a blind eye to the ‘predator gate’ of its intelligence agencies.

Against the backdrop of the Supreme Court’s decision that will go down in history as a day of shame for our country, Politico critically noted that “two years later, all government actors are innocent”, with the result that “the Supreme Court’s decision once again calls into question the independence of the Greek judiciary”.

“Non-Greek media wrote that this is obvious”

Writing in non-Greek Meso, that is, obvious. Clearly not suitable for Syriza or other political parties, who allegedly do not respect the separation of powers. But for a well-known European electronic newspaper.

In fact, it is especially the resignation of Dimitriadis and Cantoleone, both of whom were called to testify, but not as suspects. Regarding Dimitriadis, Politico adds that his residence has never been searched, despite the initial request to do so by the judicial authorities.

Perhaps the authority website is unaware that a key minister in Mitsotakis’ government has asked parliament to apologize to the prime minister’s nephew.

The publication also mentioned that the “Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs” exported the Predator to “Sudan and Madagascar,” while the department “never published” the results of its internal investigation.

“Investigative journalism will continue to reveal”

The Radical Left Alliance also said, “For any normal country, today would be another day of shame. Another stain on democracy. Even now, it could be the day when those involved in the scandal and its red-hot ‘hood resign.

For the Mitsotakis government and the media system, they are just looking for more dirt against Stefanos Kacellakis, even if the agenda changes.

Politico and some other international and some domestic media insist on doing their job so that the wiretapping scandal – the Mitsotakis and Dimitriadis scandal – does not go on record.

We repeat: investigative journalism will continue to uncover the truth, and an independent judiciary and another democratic government will hold those responsible accountable.”