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Former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras has submitted a petition to the Supreme Court's prosecutor, calling for a comprehensive investigation into allegations that his phone was compromised by the spyware known as Predator. The request is part of ongoing concerns regarding illegal surveillance practices in Greece, and Samaras has emphasized the need for transparency, having previously sought answers from the government without receiving a response.
The petition highlights two misleading messages received on Samaras' device, which he believes were aimed at compromising his phone. Legal experts have suggested that this move by Samaras could significantly influence the development of the case, potentially reshaping the legal handling of private individuals implicated in the broader surveillance scandal.
The ramifications of this action extend beyond Samaras' personal case, with political sources indicating that it may have broader implications for state integrity and the rule of law in Greece. The prosecutor's decision on Samaras' request is awaited and could lead to further scrutiny of governmental practices related to surveillance.
9 July
Concerns arise about unchecked surveillance following Samaras's Supreme Court filing.
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