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Nikos Anastasiou has lost his police protection following his resignation from the presidency of the Movement for Social Democracy (EDEK). This decision comes in the wake of EDEK's failure to secure a seat in the Parliament, which triggered internal unrest and ultimately led to Anastasiou’s unexpected departure from leadership.
The removal of Anastasiou's police escort is part of a broader review of security provisions for political leaders, as indicated by Minister of Justice in the current administration. In addition to Anastasiou, adjustments are reportedly being considered for other officials, including former President Nicos Anastasiades. These changes reflect a shift in the government's approach to political security following recent leadership transitions.
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18 July
Fytiris confirmed the removal of protection for additional political leaders.
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