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Z. Kesses accuses M. Voridis of shielding the perpetrator in wiretap allegations

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Zacharias Kessis accused Makis Voridis of shielding the perpetrator, Dilan, in a recent scrutiny of wiretapping scandals.
Kessis stated that Voridis' actions represent a "dark page" for the Parliament, criticizing his support for the perpetrator.
Despite being implicated himself in a Predator hacking incident, Voridis has not taken any action, according to Kessis.
The accusations highlight ongoing concerns regarding transparency and accountability within the government regarding the wiretapping issue.
The controversy has sparked significant debate within parliamentary committees and among the public.

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Zacharias Kessis accused Makis Voridis of shielding the perpetrator, Dilan, in a recent scrutiny of wiretapping scandals.
Kessis stated that Voridis' actions represent a "dark page" for the Parliament, criticizing his support for the perpetrator.
Despite being implicated himself in a Predator hacking incident, Voridis has not taken any action, according to Kessis.
The accusations highlight ongoing concerns regarding transparency and accountability within the government regarding the wiretapping issue.
The controversy has sparked significant debate within parliamentary committees and among the public.

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