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Defendants in the deadly Mati wildfire case definitively found guilty by irrevocable Supreme Court ruling

Final guilty verdict for the Mati tragedy, with partial annulment regarding mitigating circumstances and a retrial on sentencing

Mitsotakis for a pension of 1,700 euros to those affected by Mati and Mandra: Our minimum duty to help and never forget

The Prime Minister said that the government is "responding to this unjust and long-standing pending issue"

Emotional memorial service for the 104 people killed at Mati – Relatives honoured the memory of the victims with red balloons and lanterns

The relatives read the names of the dead on the beach and released red balloons, while they also made lanterns which they put in the sea - See photos & video

Mati: Seven years on, the memory endures

The tragedy with the 104 dead that shook the country, the criminal negligence of the rulers, the mistakes and the attempt to cover up

Court of Appeals on the Mati fire: Why it sent three fire service officials and the former civil protection secretary general to prison

The court granted no leniency to Terzoudis, Matthaiopoulos, Fostieris, and Kapakis – Dimitris Liotsios had been appointed as an expert to determine what led to the 2018 tragedy

Three fire service officials and the former Secretary General for Civil Protection sent to prison for the Mati tragedy – Financial penalties for the other five

Earlier, the court had not recognized any mitigating circumstances for the nine convicted

Mati: No mitigating circumstances for the 10 defendants – Sentences of up to 240 years but only 5 to be served

Konstantinos Angelopoulos, in whose yard the fire began, was sentenced to 3 years in prison

No leniency for the 10 defendants in the Mati fire case – Awaiting sentencing decision

The prosecutor has proposed a sentence of 4 years for each count of manslaughter and 3 years for each count of bodily harm for the convicted individuals

Fire in Mati: Court of Appeals finds 10 defendants guilty – Outrage among victims’ relatives

Dourou, Psycharis, Bournous Acquitted Again – "No evidence of potential intent to support a felony charge of endangerment," said the court president – Sentencing announcement expected

Tragedy in Mati: “All these years we speak, we shout, but we are not heard,” say victims’ families

Relatives speak of at least 14 to 18 additional deceased who were never identified, despite the discovery of remains and biological material – Strong protest over the fact that those accused are being prosecuted for misdemeanors

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