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Z. Kesses accuses M. Voridis of shielding the perpetrator in wiretap allegations
2 sourcesFirst reported 13 days agoUpdated 13 days ago
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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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