Irredentism

Citizenship bill to attract migrants to Greece, says New Democracy

New Democracy on Friday slammed a new citizenship bill put up for public consultation as constituting an ?open invitation? to undocumented migrants.

All they would have to do, said spokesman Costas Karagounis, ?is enroll their child in first grade and automatically receive a residence permit for themselves and their family.?

High-level socialists testify at Tsohatzopoulos’ trial (photos)

Former socialist minister Akis Tsohatzopoulos’ trial for defense procurements and money-laundering began again on Wednesday following an adjournment last month. Former socialist PASOK prime minister Costas Simitis and the current socialist PASOK leader Evangelos Venizelos to the stand to testify ahead of the five-membered Felony Appeal Court.

Ex-PM Simitis, PASOK leader Venizelos due in court for Tsochatzopoulos appeal

Former Prime Minister Costas Simitis and current PASOK leader Evangelos Venizelos are due to be among the witnesses to take to the stand on Wednesday in the appeal of ex-Defense Minister Akis Tsochatzopoulos against his sentence for money laundering.

Former socialist ministers Vasso Papandreou and Yiannos Papantoniou are due to testify on May 20.

WSJ scrutinizes accounting standards to blame for Greek debt

The Wall Street Journal's article titled "Europe Slow to Adopt New Accounting Standard Despite Greek Crisis" states that, despite not having achieved much in its first two months, the Greek government did succeed in establishing a parliamentary inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the country's bankruptcy.

Former PM Kostantinos Mitsotakis refuses to hand over his parliamentary office

Following the call of the newly elected president of Parliament Ms Zoe Kaostantopoulou to all former Prime Ministers and MPs’ to hand over their private offices within the Parliament premises, the former New Democracy Prime Minister Kostantinos Mitsotakis refused to do so.

Costas Laliotis comments on Proto Thema main story about tax audit

"All audits by the state are welcome. I have nothing to hide and no one to fear", said Costas Laliotis, responding to Proto Thema newspaper's front-page story on Sunday.

 

"All of my assets (personal and familial) are in Greece, are completely transparent and declare in every yearly tax report", the former top PASOK minister said.

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