A political figure has reportedly confused alleged illegalities by the New Democracy party concerning OPEKEPE with the economic proposals put forth by S. Famellos.

A confrontation is reported between the Greek government and the judiciary, with concerns about more legal cases emerging, not only related to the OPEKEPE organization.

The lifting of immunities for OPEKEPE, a Greek agricultural payments organization, is deemed politically and legally imperative due to government scandals, with calls for progressive forces to protect the rule of law.

M. Voridis stated that if he were to evaluate the European Prosecutor's dossiers on OPEKEPE solely on strict legal criteria, he would not vote in favor of lifting parliamentary immunity, but he will consider his decision.

Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis is reportedly facing difficult polls amidst fears of surveillance and potential lawsuits from political figures like Samaras and Dendias, linked to the OPEKEPE wiretapping scandal.

Former minister Makis Voridis said he faces a “moral and political dilemma” over whether to support lifting parliamentary immunity for MPs involved in the OPEKEPE case The post Voridis to ProtoThema:…

New Democracy MPs returned from their Easter breaks in their constituencies expressing concern and dissatisfaction over the negative public sentiment they encountered, with the OPEKEPE case believed to be exacerbating the climate.

The article discusses the ongoing saga of case files concerning OPEKEPE and how judicial councils have been abolished for MPs and citizens under a new law, but not for ministers.

Greek parliamentarians, including Dendias and Voridis, are reportedly considering abstaining from immunity votes due to dissatisfaction with the handling of the OPEKEPE scandal.

Greek Deputy Prime Minister Kostis Hatzidakis emphasized the need for a continuous "battle with the deep state," citing the OPEKEPE case and stating that every crisis presents an opportunity for progress.

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Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis commented on developments in the OPEKEPE case, stating that political evaluation does not issue judicial judgments of guilt or acquittal.

Greek MP Maria Syrengela criticized the opposition for not supporting the transfer of the OPEKEPE organization to the AADE, despite allegations of corruption.

Greek MP and former Minister of Rural Development, Kostas Tsiaras, has commented on the OPEKEPE case, in which his name is involved. He stated that parliamentary immunity should not be used to evade accountability and expressed a desire for the legal process to be accelerated.

Greek MP Boukoros stated that parliamentarians requested the lifting of their immunity from the Ethics Committee, clarifying that he made a call regarding a real incident involving young farmers.

The European Parliament is dispatching an emergency mission to Athens to investigate the OPEKEPE scandal, marking a potential crack in the protection afforded to Mitsotakis by the European right.

Associates of Greek MP Giannis Kefalogiannis assert that there is no evidence linking him to any wrongdoing in the ongoing OPEKEPE case.

A scandal within OPEKEPE, the Greek agricultural payments organization, has brought to light non-transparent mechanisms of electoral influence, with a SYRIZA MP emphasizing the need for unity among progressive parties for political change.

Farmers in Greece are protesting with tractors on the E65 highway, demanding action regarding OPEKEPE and the rising costs of agricultural production.

The European Public Prosecutor's Office has uncovered significant fraud and theft within OPEKEPE, the Greek organization responsible for agricultural payments.

Kostas Skrekas has stated that his actions in the OPEKEPE case were 'fair and legal,' addressing his involvement in the matter.

Notis Mitarakis stated that his case regarding the OPEKEPE affair will be judged by the justice system, adding that no innocent person is obliged to resign.

Dimitris Melas, the former president of OPEKEPE, has publicly stated his innocence regarding allegations, asserting that all his actions were legal and vowing to defend his honor.

A fierce and heated exchange occurred in the Greek Parliament between Makarios Lazaridis and Pavlos Polakis, concerning allegations of a "deep state" and issues related to OPEKEPE, with strong words exchanged including shouts of "Shut up, Lazaridis!"

Σε δήλωση προχώρησε ο βουλευτής Μαγνησίας της ΝΔ, Χρήστος Μπουκώρος, σχετικά με την εμπλοκή του όνοματός του, στο σκάνδαλο του ΟΠΕΚΕΠΕ.

Η κυβέρνηση Μητσοτάκη έχει δημιουργήσει «καθετοποιημένο σύστημα» στη διαχείριση των κοινοτικών πόρων, τόνισε σε ανακοίνωση του ο Εκπρόσωπος Τύπου του ΠΑΣΟΚ, Κώστας Τσουκαλάς. Αυτό τόνισε,…

Sunday newspaper front pages in Greece on April 5th are largely dominated by political issues and news related to OPEKEPE, the organization responsible for agricultural payments. Key headlines include discussions on the government's resilience.

The SYRIZA party claims that initial evidence from the OPEKEPE case files points to an organized system of corruption with political involvement and cover-up.

PASOK spokesperson Kostas Tsoukalas criticized New Democracy (ND) MPs for treating OPEKEPE, the agricultural payments organization, as spoils, highlighting a massive scandal of public fund mismanagement under judicial review.

A former New Democracy minister has declared his innocence regarding the OPEKEPE case and stated he will not be a candidate in the upcoming elections. He has made himself available to the authorities.

New details have surfaced from European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) files concerning alleged subsidy fraud involving OPEKEPE in Greece.

The second phase of the OPEKEPE scandal has reaffirmed the extensive corruption in Greece, keeping the country high on the EU's list. The ongoing investigation highlights systemic issues within the country's administrative processes.

New resignations have occurred within Greece's New Democracy party, including Kostas Skrekas as Secretary and Nikos Mitarakis from his parliamentary spokesperson role. These resignations follow new case files related to OPEKEPE being forwarded to Parliament.

Kostis Hatzidakis stated that the government will not hide from the political problem surrounding the OPEKEPE case, acknowledging the Prime Minister's previous assumption of responsibility and the adoption of changes to transfer OPEKEPE to AADE.

Στη Βουλή φτάνουν οι νέες δικογραφίες για τον ΟΠΕΚΕΠΕ που αφορούν 11 + 2 πολιτικά πρόσωπα. Συγκεκριμένα καθ' οδόν προς τη Βουλή βρίσκονται και οι τρει δικογραφίες που αφορούν νυν βουλευτές και πρώην…

Strategy for dealing with the crisis Good morning everyone. A very difficult period this for the government after the new indictments for OPEKEPE.

The Greek Parliament is set to discuss the second case file for OPEKEPE tomorrow, with a third expected after Easter, while a cabinet reshuffle is anticipated within the next 24 hours.

New political scandals are emerging in Greece, including a second case for OPEKEPE that implicates 11 active New Democracy MPs, a former minister, and a deputy minister, alongside fresh allegations of wiretapping.

The president of PASOK called for immediate elections to end impunity and bring change, following claims that the Prime Minister is being publicly blackmailed by Dillian.

The Greek government is facing significant pressure following a new legal case involving OPEKEPE, an agricultural payments organization, leading to speculation about an imminent cabinet reshuffle and scrutiny of political candidates.

PASOK President Nikos Androulakis released a TikTok video, launching a dual attack on the government regarding the new case file for OPEKEPE and the wiretapping scandal.

The failed OPEKEPE, Greece's agricultural payments organization, will be integrated into the Independent Public Revenue Authority (AADE) from January 1, 2026, with all 624 existing staff positions transferred.

The trial of prominent Greek trade unionist Giorgos Xylouris, known as 'Frappe,' concerning his alleged disobedience during a parliamentary inquiry into OPEKEPE, has been postponed until October 29.

Cash-strapped cooperatives in Greece are facing significant risks due to delays in payments from the agricultural payments organization OPEKEPE.

The European Commission has informed Greek MEP Yiannis Maniatis that the accreditation of the new Greek agricultural payments organization (OPEKEPE) is currently suspended.

Speaking from Alexandroupolis, Alexis Tsipras delivered a politically charged speech, hinting at issues with Greek-American relations, referencing wiretaps and OPEKEPE, and calling for collective action focused on a 'national compass' for the next political phase.

PASOK has attacked the Greek government, accusing it of silence regarding Minister Avgenakis's responsibilities in the OPEKEPE case, following testimonies about alleged pressure exerted by him.

Evangelos Simandrakos, former president of OPEKEPE, fiercely criticized former Minister of Rural Development Avgenakis, stating he resigned due to 'suffocating pressure' from the minister during his testimony in a trial involving other former OPEKEPE officials.

A witness has reported widespread fraud and threats against employees, claiming that high-ranking officials, including Avgenakis and Georgantas, were informed through the head of OPEKEPE.

Greek Minister Kostis Hatzidakis announced that Greece will continue to receive the same funds for agricultural subsidies, following a reform that transferred OPEKEPE to AADE and an agreement with the European Commission on a new distribution system.

There is an urgent call for a preliminary inquiry committee to investigate the OPEKEPE scandal in Greece, following continuous revelations despite the hasty closure of an investigative committee.

K. Boumpas alleges that the 'Varras document' has disappeared from the electronic protocol of OPEKEPE, noting that protocol number 47425/27-07-2020 is now empty.

SYRIZA-PS has accused the New Democracy government of perjury, cover-up, and omerta in connection with the OPEKEPE scandal, stating that the government cannot hide behind communication tactics.

SYRIZA-PS's Agricultural Policy department and sector head Vassilis Kokkalis issued a joint statement alleging an attempted cover-up of the OPEKEPE scandal by Makis Voridis.

Greek Minister of Rural Development, Kostas Tsiaras, on behalf of the government, rejected opposition accusations of illegal actions by political figures in the OPEKEPE case, as discussions continue on the investigative committee's report.

Nikos Androulakis, during his speech in the Greek Parliament, fiercely criticized the government and Prime Minister over the OPEKEPE investigative report, calling New Democracy's findings a 'monument of unlimited audacity' and a 'passport to impunity'.

The Greek opposition has accused the government of corruption, labeling it the 'best client of the European Public Prosecutor's Office,' citing the Prime Minister's alleged knowledge of issues involving the former president of OPEKEPE.

Deficiencies in the operational methods of OPEKEPE (Greece's agricultural payments organization) and loopholes exploited for illegal subsidies were revealed during a trial at the Court of Appeals involving farmers from Serres.

The report of the Investigative Committee for OPEKEPE is scheduled for discussion in the plenary session of the Greek Parliament next Tuesday, March 10, following the provisions of Article 137 of the Parliament's Regulations.

The New Democracy party concluded the parliamentary investigative committee on the OPEKEPE scandal, with the final act of alleged cover-up expected in the plenary session in March.

The report from the parliamentary inquiry into OPEKEPE has been submitted to the Speaker of the Hellenic Parliament and will be circulated to MPs for review.

Greek newspaper front pages highlight ongoing discussions around the Tempi train crash, issues with the OPEKEPE agricultural payments organization, and Prime Minister Mitsotakis's pointed remarks against former Prime Minister Samaras.

Milena Apostolaki accused the New Democracy party of orchestrating a parliamentary inquiry into the OPEKEPE scandal as a 'laundry machine for responsibilities'.

European Prosecutor Popi Papandreou, known for her recent involvement in the OPEKEPE case, is now targeting Evangelos Venizelos in connection with a submarine case, causing reactions within the government.

A call has been made for the OPEKEPE scandal to be investigated by the justice system, with criticism directed at the handling of the situation and suggestions of a "Grexit from the European Prosecutor's Office" plan.

The OPEKEPE case is seeing new developments in the Greek Parliament this week, causing concern for the governing party and Prime Minister Mitsotakis.

A Greek opinion piece from Naftemporiki critically discusses issues related to the rule of law, wiretapping scandals, the OPEKEPE organization, and the use of "excellence" in political discourse.

The New Democracy parliamentary group in Greece is scheduled to convene the week after April 22, following a parliamentary discussion on lifting the immunity of 13 New Democracy MPs regarding the OPEKEPE case. The agenda for the upcoming meeting will include constitutional review and concerns raised by MPs.

A prison inmate in Greece reportedly defrauded the OPEKEPE agricultural payments organization of €227,500 by issuing fake invoices to claim illegal subsidies. The scam involved the inmate orchestrating the fraudulent acquisition of funds while incarcerated.

Political controversy is escalating in Greece concerning wiretapping scandals and issues related to OPEKEPE, ahead of a parliamentary discussion scheduled for Thursday. Alexandra Sdoukou has commented on the developments, stating that the right to vote and be elected does not require a degree.

The Greek Parliament is preparing for a high-stakes debate expected to intensely highlight issues of institutions, transparency, and public money management, focusing on wiretaps and the OPEKEPE organization.

Dialogues have reportedly revealed how a scheme involving the National Reserve was set up, with officials aware of an increase in livestock on Crete.

A scandal involving the mismanagement of public funds at OPEKEPE is being discussed in Greece, prompting questions about its electoral impact on the New Democracy party.

Thanos Plevris, Greece's Minister of Migration and Asylum, criticized the European Prosecutor's Office for a 10-month delay in the OPEKEPE case, questioning the partial submission of case files.

Greek government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis stated that the European Prosecutor's office is seeking to lift the immunity of MPs for explanations regarding OPEKEPE, not because they are deemed guilty.

The Greek government is changing its approach to the OPEKEPE case files, raising questions and launching a counter-attack after initial hesitation, focusing on the European prosecution's handling.

Nikos Androulakis, leader of PASOK, criticized author Soti Triantafyllou after she highlighted PASOK's responsibility for a lack of transparency in Greece, referencing the OPEKEPE case.

Greece's ruling New Democracy party is experiencing internal unrest, with concerns among MPs regarding the central management of a new crisis related to OPEKEPE. Discussions are also ongoing about which MPs facing legal cases will be candidates again.

Greek MP T. Chatzivasileiou has stated he is requesting the lifting of his immunity, expressing confidence in the Greek justice system regarding an alleged offense he denies committing in connection with OPEKEPE.

Concerns have been raised after an incomplete file from OPEKEPE was submitted to the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO).

Τη Δευτέρα 20 Απριλίου 2026, θα συνεδριάσει η Επιτροπή Δεοντολογίας της Βουλής, προκειμένου να αποφασίσει εάν θα εισηγηθεί την άρση ή μη της ασυλίας των βουλευτών της Ν.Δ., Χαράλαμπου…

Former Minister of Rural Development Kostas Tsiaras addressed his involvement in the OPEKEPE case, explaining a phone call made by his associate regarding farmer subsidies, while public commentary and the European Public Prosecutor's Office highlight broader corruption concerns.

Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis has removed officials implicated in the OPEKEPE scandal, stating he had no other choice. Deputy Minister Elena Rapti emphasized the need for a swift investigation by the European Prosecutor's Office to identify those responsible.

Greek Justice Minister George Florides stated that Zoe Konstantopoulou represents the "natural political continuation of Golden Dawn" in an interview, also touching upon the OPEKEPE case.

Alexis Tsipras stated that the Prime Minister changed his mind on the incompatibility of minister and MP roles due to pressure from developments in the OPEKEPE case.

Candidates are sought in B' Thessaloniki and Serres

Η εκπρόσωπος Τύπου της ΝΔ Αλεξάνδρα Σδούκου, αναφερόμενη στην υπόθεση του ΟΠΕΚΕΠΕ, σημείωσε ότι πρόκειται για «περίπτωση που αναδεικνύει ένα σύστημα στρεβλώσεων το οποίο λειτούργησε για χρόνια». Η…

Greek MP Vassiliadis has requested the lifting of his parliamentary immunity in connection with the OPEKEPE case, while former Minister Kostas Tsiaras, also implicated, announced his candidacy for the next elections, denying any wrongdoing.

Greek producers have reportedly lost 1.5 billion euros due to a scandal involving OPEKEPE, the agricultural payments organization, with a Member of Parliament attributing the blame solely to the New Democracy government.

Former Greek minister Notis Mitarakis expressed surprise at his name being linked to an OPEKEPE case concerning a subsidy for two livestock farmers in Chios, stating he only received a letter about their issues in 2021.

Leaked conversations of the former OPEKEPE president reveal alleged underworld-style dealings for political favors in 2022.

Kostas Ach. Karamanlis has voluntarily withdrawn his candidacy from the New Democracy party's ballot for the upcoming elections, publicly addressing his alleged involvement in the OPEKEPE scandal and declaring his innocence.

The European prosecutor's report on the OPEKEPE agricultural payments organization mentions former minister Kostas Karamanlis and Livanos, including recorded dialogues related to the case.

Στη διάθεση της Βουλής βρίσκονται τα διαβιβαστικά για τις δικογραφίες που αφορούν την υπόθεση του ΟΠΕΚΕΠΕ. Οι δικογραφίες εστάλησαν σήμερα και με αυτές ζητείται η άρση ασυλίας 11 βουλευτών που…

The Parliamentary Ethics Committee is scheduled to convene on Holy Tuesday to address the immunity waivers for 11 Members of Parliament, following the transmission of legal documents related to the OPEKEPE case to the Parliament.

Kostas Skrekas is reportedly resigning as the New Democracy party secretary today, adding to the political developments stemming from the OPEKEPE case and the transmission of related legal documents to Parliament. This follows the resignations of two ministers and one deputy minister.

The OPEKEPE case files are reportedly leading to a mini cabinet reshuffle in Greece, with three ministers expected to be replaced by new figures from the New Democracy party, as the government attempts damage control following recent poll results.

A heated confrontation took place in the Greek Parliament between New Democracy, PASOK, and SYRIZA, focusing on wiretapping scandals, developments with the new OPEKEPE case file, and the prospect of early elections.

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Former Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras has sharply criticized the New Democracy party during a bill discussion, referencing a new case file concerning OPEKEPE and the wiretapping scandal, stating the party has become "spineless" and "worn out at all levels."

The OPEKEPE case in Greece has escalated, with ministers potentially facing exit and the government weighing key decisions amidst incriminating recorded conversations. Greek politician Nikos Androulakis has also commented on the developments via TikTok.

The Greek government is facing a challenging period, with reports of resignations and exclusions from ballots, a second case concerning OPEKEPE involving 11 New Democracy members, and ongoing discussions about alliances among families affected by the Tempi incident, alongside new taxes on tourism and catering.

Former OPEKEPE president Grigoris Varras testified for a second day in a corruption trial, stating that insufficient controls facilitated fraud and denying any discussions with the Prime Minister regarding OPEKEPE, while also claiming character assassination.

A court has annulled the dismissal of Paraskevi Tyheropoulou, allowing her to return to her position at OPEKEPE, according to a statement from her lawyers.

Greece faces a "trilogy of scandals" involving wiretapping, OPEKEPE, and the Tempi train crash, alongside a cost of living crisis, leading to suggestions for early elections and internal economic team disagreements. Former PM Samaras is reportedly appealing over wiretapping.

The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) has issued clarifications regarding its new role as a payment organization, a responsibility transferred from the former OPEKEPE and effective from January 1, 2026.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is under pressure due to scandals involving OPEKEPE, Tempi, and wiretaps. He plans to address the rising cost of living with benefits and increased communication.

European Prosecutor Laura Codruța Kövesi has announced that there are several new cases related to agricultural subsidies in Greece, beyond the single case previously known, in connection with the OPEKEPE scandal.

Evangelos Simandrakos, the former president of OPEKEPE, testified in court that he faced intense pressure and directed criticism at former Rural Development Minister Lefteris Avgenakis during a trial involving two former OPEKEPE executives accused of document embezzlement.

SYRIZA-PS has brought to Parliament the issue of delayed payments for public rural development projects funded by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development (EAFRD), following the integration of OPEKEPE into AADE.

The trial involving former OPEKEPE president Dimitris Melas and former director Athanasia Reppa continued at the Three-Member Misdemeanor Court with the testimony of Paraskevi Tyheropoulou, who alleged facing pressure and threats.

The Greek parliamentary investigative committee examining potential criminal liabilities of former Agricultural Development Ministers Makis Voridis and Lefteris Avgenakis regarding OPEKEPE concluded its work, as expected, with conflicting findings.

Much discussion has arisen regarding a document from Gr. Varras proposing measures to address the increase in livestock observed during the 2020 declarations, with M. Voridis having taken measures for the 2020 distribution.

SYRIZA-PS MPs claim that the Varra document, which was protocolled in the Ministry of Rural Development in 2020, reveals perjury and a conscious attempt at cover-up within OPEKEPE, exposing the extent of political responsibility of Mr. Voridis.

Former Greek minister Makis Voridis is facing accusations of perjury in an investigative committee concerning OPEKEPE, following the public release of a compromising email by the Ministry of Rural Development and Food.

Zoe Konstantopoulou launched a strong attack on the government during the discussion of the investigative committee's report on OPEKEPE, citing successive scandals and political responsibilities.

Greek Minister of Rural Development and Food, Kostas Tsiaras, discussed the long-standing dysfunctions of OPEKEPE, emphasizing the need for reforms to restore trust in the system for farmer payments.

A sharp confrontation erupted in the Greek Parliament between Makarios Lazaridis and Nikos Androulakis during a discussion on OPEKEPE, with accusations exchanged regarding ethical conduct and financial dealings.

Sokratis Famellos delivered a live speech in the plenary session of the Greek Parliament concerning the findings of OPEKEPE.

During the trial of 25 defendants accused of illegal subsidies from OPEKEPE in Serres between 2016-2018, OPEKEPE employees testified that the control circular does not provide for checks on rental agreements.

The SYRIZA-PS party criticizes the transfer of the OPEKEPE agricultural payments organization to the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE), stating it 'suffocates' the primary sector.

The Greek wiretapping scandal has resurfaced, with political responsibility explicitly attributed to Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis. This, along with the Tempi train crash and OPEKEPE issues, is challenging the government's agenda.

The report from the OPEKEPE Investigative Committee has been submitted to the President of the Hellenic Parliament, Nikitas Kaklamanis.

Y. Psychogios highlighted a provocative increase in consulting service expenses for OPEKEPE, skyrocketing from 7.1 million euros in 2019 to 585 million euros in 2025, alleging systematic practice reaching the Prime Minister's office.

Milena Apostolaki criticized the parliamentary inquiry into the OPEKEPE scandal, stating that it was orchestrated by New Democracy as a 'laundry of responsibilities' rather than a means to uncover the truth.

PASOK politician Milena Apostolaki stated that elections are the democratic solution to the institutional deadlock caused by the government, discussing the party's call for early elections, poll numbers, and the OPEKEPE case at the Delphi Economic Forum.

A public discussion has emerged in Greece regarding legal files sent to Parliament concerning the OPEKEPE case, highlighting the interplay between political discourse and judicial investigation.

The Greek parliamentary debate was dominated by the OPEKEPE scandal, but Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis also outlined his intention to propose major reform proposals, including those related to social housing, which he called the most urgent policy of the 21st century.

From the OPEKEPE scandal to the Lazaridis fiasco, the Greek government is systematically doing everything it can to 'burn' its last vestiges of credibility.

Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis described the case file concerning OPEKEPE, which was submitted to Parliament, as 'outrageously weak, even laughable.' He also briefly mentioned that Deputy Minister Giorgos Mylonakis's health condition is stable.

During a parliamentary speech on the Rule of Law, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis responded to opposition accusations regarding the OPEKEPE case, announcing that a new law will expedite investigations by the European Prosecutor's Office into political figures.

Kostas Tsiaras, a New Democracy MP and former Minister of Rural Development, addressed his involvement in a second European Prosecutor's case concerning OPEKEPE, stating he personally recommended the European Public Prosecutor's Office.

Kostas Tsoukalas, PASOK's press representative, has commented on alleged wiretapping incidents and the OPEKEPE case, suggesting they indicate a power structure centered around individuals.

Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis is reportedly planning to use a pre-dawn debate as a "plunger" for the pre-constitutional review process, focusing on support measures, a constitutional counterattack after OPEKEPE, and preparing for elections from autumn onwards.

Greek Deputy Prime Minister Kostis Hatzidakis stated that "the battle with the deep state must be continuous," referencing the OPEKEPE case. He also highlighted the constitutional revision as a tremendous opportunity.

Vivi Tycheropoulou is engaged in an uphill battle against corruption and graft within OPEKEPE, Greece's organization for agricultural payments.

Chatzivasileiou commented on the OPEKEPE case, stating that a breach of duty requires an illegal act and resulting damage, neither of which occurred in the context of farmers' applications for agricultural rights transfers.

Yiannis Kefalogiannis, a Greek politician, asserted that there was no public damage, offense, act, or omission in his case regarding OPEKEPE allegations, speaking on SKAI.

Greek Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos dismissed the opposition's accusations regarding the OPEKEPE scandal as an attempt to morally depreciate the government, calling the scandal a long-standing issue.

New Democracy MP Christos Boukoros spoke about his involvement in the OPEKEPE case, an organization for agricultural payments, emphasizing that the accusations against MPs touch upon the core of their duties.

The president of Plefsi Eleftherias, a Greek political party, launched a fierce attack regarding the OPEKEPE case, alleging the proven operation of a criminal organization and raising questions about the responsibilities of Prime Minister Mitsotakis and other officials.

New Democracy spokesperson Alexandra Sdoukou stated that a digital state is the solution to corruption and cronyism, while also addressing allegations of a cover-up in the OPEKEPE case.

A Greek article discusses Prime Minister Mitsotakis's perceived "incompatibility" with democracy, highlighting the wiretapping scandal as affecting the pillars of power and the OPEKEPE scandal as impacting society at large.

Greek cartoonist Arkas offered his daily commentary on the country's political scene, focusing on the OPEKEPE case and the issue of "rousfeti" (patronage) among Greek citizens. He questions whether citizens truly seek change or prefer favoritism.

Former Minister of Rural Development Kostas Tsiaras has denied involvement in the OPEKEPE case, which concerns a €429 farmer subsidy, calling the accusations 'illogical' and stating there was only one phone call from his associate.

SYRIZA-PS President Sokratis Famellos responded to Prime Minister Mitsotakis's address, stating that the OPEKEPE scandal is not a "mistake" but the result of a plan.

Alternate Minister of National Economy and Finance, Nikos Papathanasis, addressed the OPEKEPE case, stating that each instance would be judged individually under political management, upholding the presumption of innocence.

New dialogues have surfaced regarding alleged intervention cases within OPEKEPE, Greece's agricultural payments organization, reportedly involving close associates of Spilios Livanos.

Files concerning OPEKEPE, the Greek agricultural payments organization, have been transmitted to Parliament following an investigation by the European Public Prosecutor's Office, highlighting potential illegalities in agricultural subsidies.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis stated that 'chronic pathologies and failures' have converged in the OPEKEPE case, acknowledging long-standing issues within the agency responsible for agricultural subsidies.

A voluminous case file from the European Prosecutor's Office concerning OPEKEPE, the Greek agricultural payments organization, has revealed "fiery dialogues" and arrangements, opening a sensitive front in recent years.

Kostas Karamanlis stated his innocence and commitment to prove it to authorities regarding the OPEKEPE case, announcing he will remain an MP but will not be a candidate in the next elections.

Christos Boukoros responded to allegations linking him to the OPEKEPE case file, asserting his conscience is clear and claiming that published conversations are fragmented and create misleading impressions.

The OPEKEPE agricultural payments organization remains under scrutiny following a European prosecutor's investigation, with Greek MP Christos Boukoros implicated for intervening on behalf of farmers, and a notable lack of public discussion surrounding the scandal.

Άλλο ένα κεφάλαιο γράφεται σήμερα στην υπόθεση του ΟΠΕΚΕΠΕ με την ορκωμοσία των τριών νέων υπουργών στο προεδρικό μέγαρο ενώπιον του Προέδρου της Δημοκρατίας μετά τον μίνι ανασχηματισμό στον οποίο…

Two case files concerning the OPEKEPE investigation by the European Public Prosecutor's Office, accompanied by 28 CDs, have reached the Greek Parliament, with the Ethics Committee scheduled to meet on Holy Tuesday to consider lifting immunity for 11 individuals.

OPEKEPE: The meeting of the Parliament's Ethics Committee on the lifting of MPs' immunity on Holy Tuesday

Ministers Kostas Tsiaras and Giannis Kefalogiannis, along with Deputy Minister Dimitris Vartzopoulos, have resigned from the government following their involvement in the OPEKEPE case. A cabinet reshuffle is expected this afternoon.

Greek Justice Minister George Floridis commented on the ongoing Tempi train crash trial, mentioning potential new prosecutions for Zoe Konstantopoulou, and also addressed the legal cases surrounding OPEKEPE.

Independent MEP Nikolas Farandouris has submitted a written inquiry to the European Commission, emphasizing the need to ensure the flow of funds and timely payment of subsidies to Greek producers and livestock breeders following a new case file from OPEKEPE.

Yannis Stournaras, Governor of the Bank of Greece, has stated that snap elections would be a 'huge mistake' for the country.

The dossier concerning the OPEKEPE case, which involves the lifting of immunities for 11 individuals, is expected to be announced in the Greek Parliament by Great Monday, according to the Vice President of Parliament.

Significant political developments are anticipated in Greece as a new case file regarding the OPEKEPE 2 affair is sent to Parliament, leading to a tense atmosphere within the New Democracy party and speculation about cabinet reshuffles and exclusions from ballots.

A new legal dossier concerning the OPEKEPE agricultural subsidies organization has caused political upheaval in Greece, leading to discussions about individual accountability, dilemmas, and a potential cabinet reshuffle.

Grigoris Varras, a former president of OPEKEPE, expressed his belief that fraud has been committed by producers, testifying for a second day in the trial of two former executives accused of wrongdoing during his tenure.

The Athens Single-Member Court of First Instance has ruled the dismissal of Paraskevi Tyheropoulou from her position as Director of Internal Audit at OPEKEPE (Greek agricultural payments organization) as illegal and abusive, ordering her reinstatement.

The Greek government is anticipating significant developments in multiple high-profile legal cases in the coming weeks, including the Tempi train tragedy, wiretapping scandals, and issues related to the OPEKEPE agricultural payments organization, fueling political debate.

The former president of OPEKEPE, Grigorios Varras, testified in a trial concerning the Greek agricultural payments organization, stating he was "forced to resign" for performing his job well within an ecosystem managing 2.8 billion euros annually.

European Chief Prosecutor Laura Codruța Kövesi is reportedly investigating nine cases related to OPEKEPE in Greece, leading to a heavy atmosphere for government officials.

PASOK-KINAL has accused the government, with Prime Minister Mitsotakis's endorsement, of continuing to cover for Lefteris Avgenakis regarding his responsibilities in the OPEKEPE scandal, criticizing the government's silence on the former minister's actions.

The PASOK party has accused Lefteris Avgenakis of being aware of a corruption scandal within OPEKEPE, questioning whether the government, under Prime Minister Mitsotakis, will continue to cover for him.

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Paraskevi Tyheropoulou testified in court that the fraud within the OPEKEPE subsidy system was so extensive that it was impossible for anyone not to detect it, during the trial of two former officials accused of document embezzlement.

The European Union has received a plan from OPEKEPE (Greece's agricultural payments organization) and intends to send a mission to assess the proposed subsidy reforms.

The New Left party in Greece has announced the reopening of the OPEKEPE case following the release of the Varras document, criticizing the government's and former minister's defense.

SYRIZA-PS MPs accuse perjury and a conscious attempt to cover up issues within the OPEKEPE agricultural payments organization, citing the 'Varra document' which was officially registered with the Ministry of Rural Development since 2020. The Ministry confirmed the document from former OPEKEPE president Grigoris Varra was sent to former Minister Makis Voridis via e-mail and received a general protocol number.

A verbal clash erupted in the Greek Parliament between Zoi Konstantopoulou, president of Plefsi Eleftherias, and Minister of Energy and Environment Stavros Papastavrou. Konstantopoulou accused the government of sending Greek forces to Cyprus to divert attention from the OPEKEPE case.

The Greek government is reportedly attempting to close the OPEKEPE scandal before a new case file is opened, with discussions on the investigative committee's report scheduled in Parliament.

New Democracy parliamentary representative Notis Mitarakis criticized PASOK's president Nikos Androulakis during the plenary discussion on the OPEKEPE investigation, stating it was inappropriate for PASOK to speak of ethics and purification.

Greek Members of Parliament are scheduled to discuss an inquiry report concerning OPEKEPE, an organization responsible for agricultural payments.

The Greek Parliament is scheduled to discuss the findings of the investigative committee concerning OPEKEPE on Tuesday, March 10th.

Police conducted searches at three Declaration Submission Centers and the offices and homes of two accountants in Crete as part of a preliminary investigation into the OPEKEPE scandal.

The report from the Investigative Committee into issues concerning the operation of the OPEKEPE (Organization for Payments and Control of Community Aid Orientation and Guarantee) has been delivered to the President of the Hellenic Parliament, Nikitas Kaklamanis.

The report from the Investigative Committee examining issues related to the operation of OPEKEPE (Organization for Payments and Control of Community Aid Guidance and Guarantee) has been submitted to Nikitas Kaklamanis, the Speaker of the Hellenic Parliament.

The investigative committee for OPEKEPE has concluded its work, with the New Democracy party's report approved by majority and set to be submitted to the Speaker of Parliament tomorrow.