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Christou and Tsoukas criticize VideoGate report for lacking clarity and documentation

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Andreas Christou and Charidemus Tsoukas criticized the findings related to VideoGate for failing to clarify key issues.
They described the announcement by Paschalidis as shallow and not well-documented.
Questions were raised regarding the completeness and substantiation of Paschalidis's conclusions.
The concerns include ambiguity regarding Article 12, which relates to the criminalization of corruption as outlined in the Council of Europe convention.
The remarks were made during a discussion on the radio program of Politis 107.6 and 97.6.

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Andreas Christou and Charidemus Tsoukas criticized the findings related to VideoGate for failing to clarify key issues.
They described the announcement by Paschalidis as shallow and not well-documented.
Questions were raised regarding the completeness and substantiation of Paschalidis's conclusions.
The concerns include ambiguity regarding Article 12, which relates to the criminalization of corruption as outlined in the Council of Europe convention.
The remarks were made during a discussion on the radio program of Politis 107.6 and 97.6.

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