Politics · Cyprus

ND rejects summons for Tal Dilian and Grigoris Dimitriadis; opposition walks out

8 sourcesFirst reported 14 days agoUpdated 13 days ago

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The Greek government, led by the New Democracy party, rejected requests from the opposition to summon Tal Dilian and Grigoris Dimitriadis to Parliament's Committee on Institutions and Transparency as part of a wiretapping investigation.
Opposition parties, including Pasok, expressed strong dissent and subsequently walked out of the session, alleging a cover-up by the governing body.
The New Democracy party argued that Dilian and Dimitriadis no longer hold public office, which contributed to their decision to dismiss the requests for their testimony.
The session was marked by heightened tensions as the controversy surrounding the use of the Predator spyware continues to divide political factions in Greece.
Critics of the government claim that it has mishandled the significant scandal surrounding illegal surveillance over the past four years.

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