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On June 24, 2026, the Chief of Police, Themistocles Arnaoutis, stated that the police are awaiting decisions from the Cabinet regarding the appointment of independent criminal investigators. This comes in light of a report from the Independent Anti-Corruption Authority which examined allegations detailed in the book "Mafia State," including misconduct by former President Nicos Anastasiades.
The Cabinet discussed the potential appointment of multiple independent investigators to review the findings of the Anti-Corruption Authority but will not move forward with these appointments immediately. According to Government Spokesman Constantinos Letymbiotis, more time is needed to identify suitable candidates, suggesting that investigators could include individuals from both local and international backgrounds.
The situation remains under consideration as authorities evaluate the implications of the report and the appropriate next steps in addressing the allegations contained within it.
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26 June
Govt scrambles to find Mafia State investigation team
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