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Serious concerns arise in the 'State Mafia' case regarding possible cover-up and institutional deadlocks
3 sourcesFirst reported 19 days agoUpdated 19 days ago
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- Concerns have been raised about potential cover-ups in the ongoing investigation into the "State Mafia" case, focusing on allegations involving top officials. AKEL party member Aristos Damianou has criticized the continued presence of the Attorney General and the Deputy Attorney General in their roles amid their self-exclusion from the case. He has highlighted serious institutional issues within the justice system that could hinder the investigation's progress. Damianou called for transparency and integrity in handling the case to prevent any attempts at concealment. The investigation centers on allegations against the Democratic Party (DISY) and former President Nicos Anastasiades.
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Σοβαρές σκιές στην υπόθεση “Κράτος Μαφία”: Καταγγελίες για πιθανό κουκούλωμα και θεσμικά αδιέξοδα
Dialogos· 19 days ago
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ΑΚΕΛ: «Δεν θα δεχτούμε κουκούλωμα» στην έρευνα για την υπόθεση Αναστασιάδη
Dialogos· 19 days ago
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ΑΚΕΛ: Δεν θα δεχτούμε κουκούλωμα στην υπόθεση «Κράτος Μαφία»
Politis· 19 days ago