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Athens News Agency: News in English, 08-06-22

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From: The Athens News Agency at <http://www.ana.gr/>

CONTENTS

  • [01] Hatzigakis on Siemens affair
  • [02] Greek Press Review

  • [01] Hatzigakis on Siemens affair

    Justice Minister Sotiris Hatzigakis did not rule out the possibility of a factfinding committee being set up to probe the Siemens issue "even during the summer," speaking in an interview with the Sunday newspaper "Eleftheros Typos tis Kyriakis."

    "If investigations produce specific incriminating evidence regarding the clear responsibilities of political figures and the file is forwarded to Parliament, and provided that the stage of the secrecy of the process ends, we shall not refuse the setting up of a Factfinding Committee, even during the summer," the minister said.

    Referring to the issue's investigation process, Hatzigakis believes that "during the summer, possibly in July, we shall be having developments and the regular investigation process shall begin."

    CAPTION: ANA-MPA file photo of Justice Minister Sotiris Hatzigakis.

    [02] Greek Press Review

    The continuing revelations in the Siemens issue and reactions by the government and the opposition parties, as well as changes anticipated by the new National Land Register dominated the front pages of Athens' newspapers on Sunday.

    ADESMEFTOS TYPOS: "SIEMENS: Suitcases with bombs from...refrigeration".

    APOGEVMATINI: "Building map changing in 300 regions in the country on completion of general town planning".

    AVGHI: "The forces of yesterday cannot guarantee tomorrow. Alexis Tsipras (Coalition party leader) to K.A.".

    AVRIANI: "SIEMENS deposited big amount in OFF SHORE company belonging to leading political official".

    CHORA: "The swamp of (former prime minister Costas) Simitis. Whichever stone you pick up, you fall into his environment".

    ELEFTHEROS TYPOS: "Days of Koskotas in heavy shadow of Siemens".

    ELEFTHEROTYPIA: "2,000,000 euros seeking owner. SIEMENS scandal. Seven new remittances detected from Monte Carlo and Dubai to Greek recipients".

    ETHNOS: "Remote-controlled bombs with the veterans of PASOK being the first victims"'

    KATHIMERINI: "The Siemens can of worms is opening. The two big parties are facing a new round of revelations with awe".

    LOGOS: "Siemens: The company that is rocking Greece. The 'can of worms' has opened and it is degrading the political scene".

    PROTO THEMA: "Blue kickback at OSE (Hellenic Railways Organisation). The Siemens scandal is now passing on to the New Democracy party".

    RIZOSPASTIS: "They are promoting the monopolies. They are crushing popular needs. Decisions by governments at the European Union summit".

    TO VIMA: "Time for change. Dialogue for the revival of politics".

    VRADYNI: "'Tsounami' in PASOK. Siemens placed a noose at Harilaou Trikoupi (the offices of the PASOK party). All the backstage events with Tsoukatos, Mantelis and the German kickbacks".


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