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AKEL Criticizes Videogate Findings as Unanswered and Politically Biased
3 sourcesFirst reported 2 days agoUpdated 2 days ago
Left 33%
Right 67%
1 left-leaning2 right-leaning
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What all sources covered
- The leftist party AKEL criticized the findings of the independent criminal investigator Andreas Paschalis regarding the VideoGate case.
- AKEL stated that the report does not provide answers to the issues raised by what was shown in the controversial video involving a former government minister.
- The party highlighted that the language used in the report appears to reflect arguments similar to those of the Presidential office.
- AKEL expressed concern that the report's reference to "nonsense" undermines the seriousness of institutional entanglement.
- The criticism emphasizes the need for clarity and accountability in response to the public's concerns over the VideoGate scandal.
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DialogosFirst
Omega TV (Omegalive)+2m
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ΑΚΕΛ για VideoGate: «Το πόρισμα δεν απαντά στα όσα είδε και άκουσε η κοινωνία»
Dialogos· 2 days ago
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ΑΚΕΛ για πόρισμα Videogate: «Τα ευρήματα δεν δίνουν απαντήσεις – Ενδιαφέρουσα η πολιτική γλώσσα του ποινικού ανακριτή, παραπέμπει σε επιχειρήματα του Προεδρικού»
Philenews· 2 days ago
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Αντίδραση ΑΚΕΛ για videogate: «O Πασχαλίδης υιοθέτησε γλώσσα που παραπέμπει σε επιχειρήματα του Προεδρικού»
Omega TV (Omegalive)· 2 days ago