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Papastergiou on road cameras: “At the moment you commit a violation, you’ll receive a message that you’re being checked, and a few hours later it will appear in your wallet”

The new camera types use approved AI algorithms, and the photo blurs everything around the driver so there is no doubt about who was driving

Parliament’s budget debate a day earlier due to the EU-Western Balkans Summit

Instead of 13 December, the debate will start on 12 December

Tax bill approved with more than 250 votes on key articles

It was approved in principle by 160 MPs, beyond ND’s parliamentary strength – Broad acceptance of the measures for families, the regions and the middle class

The bill with changes to tax brackets, ENFIA reductions in small settlements & lower VAT rates on islands has been submitted

A new pay scale for the Security Forces is set, along with changes to rental taxation – Read the full bill submitted to Parliament

Konstantopoulou raging at the Conference of Presidents – She raised her phone to record Bakoyannis, insulted Gerovasili

The leader of Course of Freedom, Zoe Konstantopoulou, erupted in anger when discussion began about introducing a “time limiter” on the microphones of the Parliament’s Plenary Hall

Parliament: Amendment on the Monument of the Unknown Soldier passed with 159 votes

Voting results

Parliament votes today on amendment for the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier – Mitsotakis: “A measure of National responsibility”

The Prime Minister described the Tomb as a national monument that belongs to everyone — not a site for protest or activism

Mitsotakis: The sacred sites belong to everyone, not just to those who shout the loudest (video)

The Prime Minister takes the floor

Today’s “showdown” over the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier: The Amendment, the backstory, and the challenge of implementation

After 2 p.m. — Mitsotakis’ speech: He will address Parliament, calling on opposition parties — especially PASOK — to take responsibility. The government’s goal: Respect for a sacred monument

Amendment submitted for the Monument of the Unknown Soldier – The details of what it provides

The amendment is expected to be voted on tomorrow – The Ministry of Defense will be responsible for the maintenance, care & promotion of the Monument, while the Hellenic Police will be responsible for maintaining public order

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