GREECE - THE ENVELOPE AND THE KALASHNIKOV
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A crime reporter is shot outside his Athens home, and four years later his case file turns up in a murdered gangster's car. A defense minister buys a house below the Acropolis through an offshore company; a procurement official admits taking fifteen million euros and hands nine back; a monastery trades a lake for Olympic buildings; a drug company admits paying doctors through a sham study; subsidies are claimed on pastures across the border; spyware lands on journalists' phones. Behind many of the escapes stands one constitutional clause: only Parliament may prosecute a minister. Covers Akis Tsochatzopoulos and the submarine contracts, Michalis Christoforakos and Siemens Hellas, Vatopedi Monastery, Novartis Hellas, OPEKEPE and the European Public Prosecutor's Office, Tal Dilian and Intellexa, Dimitris Koutsolioutsos and Folli Follie, and Vassilis Paleokostas.
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