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New Democracy blocks invitation of Dimtriadis and Dilyan to Parliament on surveillance scandal

8 sourcesFirst reported 14 days agoUpdated 12 days ago

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The Greek government, led by the New Democracy party, blocked requests to summon private individuals Tal Dillian and Grigoris Dimitriades before the Parliament's Institutions and Transparency Committee.
This action has been described by opposition parties as undermining parliamentary processes and a maneuver to cover up a wiretapping scandal.
The government argues that Dillian and Dimitriades, who are considered private citizens, should not be compelled to appear, despite a past invitation to Dillian in 2022.
The refusal has sparked significant tension and resulted in the exit of opposition parties SYRIZA-PS and PASOK from the parliamentary session.
Critics accuse the ruling party of disregarding constitutional regulations and democratic procedures in this incident.

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