Giorgos Floridis
Greece establishes public sector data protection committee
Greece has launched a Data Protection Committee to streamline personal data management and enhance security across central government ministries.
Stricter rules for early release: New criminal code amendments in Greece
The Greek government has introduced a new amendment to limit early releases for serious crimes, addressing previous leniencies under which offenders could be released after serving as little as 40% of their sentence. This change, spearheaded by Justice Minister Giorgos Floridis, aligns Greece with European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) rulings.
The Presidency of the Republic the next “milestone” in government developments – Mitsotakis’ stance
Cabinet discusses measures to address juvenile violence: Fines for parents and juvenile detention for minors as young as 14
The responsible ministries are moving towards tightening the Penal Code concerning the criminal actions of minors after the noted increase in delinquency.
Cabinet meeting: Mid-term plan, measures on juvenile violence, and nearly 20,000 hires for 2025
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis returns from his trip to the U.S. and resumes his government duties with a packed week.
Florides: A 13-year-old hacker broke the entire cybersecurity of ministries
The Minister of Justice Giorgos Floridis spoke about the Greek 13-year-old hacker who managed to hack into the systems of all ministries.
Mitsotakis at the Cabinet meeting: We are ready to intervene for the benefit of consumers regarding electricity
In his address before the start of the Cabinet meeting, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis spoke about inflation, government interventions in electricity, the Digital Tutoring program, the modernization of the Cadastre, and the procedures to accelerate the administration of justice.
Crete: Local police unwillingness to find the perpetrators, says the lawyer of the Greek-Canadian financier
The two alleged perpetrators of the murderous attack on the Greek-Canadian financier remain missing for the 12th day and have been served with as many arrest warrants.
Judiciary to have say on its leadership
The selection of presidents and vice presidents of the Supreme Court, the Council of State, the Court of Audit and the selection of the prosecutor of the Supreme Court will henceforth be done by the administrative plenary sessions of the courts which will meet in April each year and vote by secret ballot on the candidates, according to an amendment tabled in the Parliament by Justice Minister G
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Samaras Requests the Revelation of Identities of Maximos Sarafis and Aikaterini Kelesi in the Novartis Case
The former prime minister accompanied his request with a supplementary memorandum that includes new data revealed in Parliament, suggesting that these specific witnesses, along with their lawyer Pavlos Sarakis, had financial benefits from the Novartis case, an element that is incompatible with their protection status.
Mr. Samaras’s Statement: