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Political exchange in Greek Parliament regarding family relations claims
During a parliamentary session, Minister Takis Theodorikakos addressed PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis, urging him to retract what he called a false claim regarding a familial connection between Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and an individual known as "Frappe," who is linked to the OPEKEPE case
New Democracy speaks of heavy responsibilities for Simandrakos and Tycheropoulou in the OPEKEPE case
For new serious questions raised by the current testimony of the employee of the organization Zoe Politopoulou in the inquiry into the OPEKEPE, speak sources of the Southwest - Complaints of heavy responsibilities of Ms. Tycheropoulou for the wrong payment of 52 million euros
Mitsotakis met with the European Commissioner for Agriculture – “There is a commitment to resolve all past problems”
Issues related to the portfolio of Christophe Hansen were discussed, with emphasis on reforming the agricultural subsidies system
Mitsotakis: The reform of OPEKEPE is the most difficult I can remember – What he said about uniformed officers and water scarcity
The upgrade to the facade of the Pentagon, the salary increases in the Armed Forces, the enthronement of the new Archbishop of Sinai and the plan for water scarcity, concerned the Prime Minister in his Sunday post
Mitsotakis on Parades: “Citizens have turned their backs on the toxicity and misery spread by some”
Firm decision to end lawlessness in OPEKEPE – Farmers’ payment issues to be resolved by the end of the year – Positive assessment of the wildfire response and the drop in fatal road accidents over the October 28 holiday weekend
How the OPEKEPE fraud ring laundered millions through betting companies and luxury purchases
Fendi and Gucci shopping sprees and hundreds of deposits in the ringleader’s accounts
How the OPEKEPE scam operated – Luxury trips, five-star hotels, Prada, and a fake divorce for the alleged ringleader
"They registered drivers and cooks as farmers and collected millions in subsidies" – The accused accessed the system, found unregistered plots, and claimed them under false names to receive payments
OPEKEPE: They were collecting millions without even being farmers – DJs, employees and waiters in the trick of illegal subsidies
Police have made 37 arrests in Giannitsa, Attica, Crete, Thessaloniki, and Ioannina, while more individuals are implicated. Here’s how they gained access to the system and set up the fraud
