Politics · Greece

Mitsotakis questions who will apologize as politicians faced public scrutiny over OPEKEPE

22 sourcesFirst reported 5 days agoUpdated 15 hours ago

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Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis commented on the ongoing investigation into the OPEKEPE scandal, stating that honest politicians had been compromised for weeks. He called for an apology from the opposition for what he described as slander against his party. Mitsotakis criticized the European Public Prosecutor’s Office for appearing to engage in domestic political disputes. He mentioned that 13 members of his party, the New Democracy, were under scrutiny, but emphasized that many were exonerated. The government continues to reject allegations of wrongdoing and demands accountability from those who made accusations.

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