According to the report by New Democracy MPs on the OPEKEPE Investigative Committee, no criminal responsibilities were found for former ministers M. Voridis and El. Avgenakis regarding the organization's dysfunctions.

SYRIZA and New Left have issued a joint report on the OPEKEPE scandal, demanding a preliminary inquiry into former ministers Voridis and Avgenakis, stating it's a deep political affair with clear governmental responsibility.

Party reports regarding the OPEKEPE case are being submitted today to the secretariat of the special permanent committees of the Hellenic Parliament, following the work of the investigative committee.

The OPEKEPE investigative committee concluded its work with differing reports from the ruling New Democracy party and the opposition; New Democracy states no criminal responsibilities were found for Voridis and Avgenakis, while the opposition calls for a preliminary investigation.

PASOK circles accuse the New Democracy government of a 'cover-up' regarding the OPEKEPE Investigative Committee, claiming ND excluded criminal investigation and concealed the scandal.

SYRIZA and New Left parties issued a joint statement regarding the OPEKEPE scandal, calling it a deep political affair with clear accountability and demanding a preliminary investigation into Voulidis and Avgenakis.

PASOK is preparing for a political confrontation with Tsipras, anticipating a new case file related to OPEKEPE in March that will involve other political figures, prompting a letter from the party president.

A report by Greece's New Democracy party on the OPEKEPE organization deems the establishment of an investigative committee institutionally correct, concluding that the identified problems are long-standing and cross-party, and do not establish responsibility for ministers Voridis and Avgenakis.

SYRIZA and New Left MPs have requested a pre-inquiry for former Ministers of Rural Development, Makis Voridis and Lefteris Avgenakis, attributing criminal responsibilities in their joint report on the OPEKEPE Investigative Committee.

Political parties in Greece are submitting their multi-page reports to the Parliament's special permanent committees, based on the work of the Investigative Committee probing issues related to OPEKEPE.