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Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has intensified his call for the reunification of the Parthenon Marbles, emphasizing the necessity of political will in an interview with The Guardian. The Prime Minister, who is the leader of the New Democracy party, highlighted the cultural significance of the sculptures by drawing a parallel with the Bayeux Tapestry, advocating for their return to Greece.
Meanwhile, a new corruption investigation is underway in Mykonos, with the Hellenic Police's 'Adiaphthoroi' unit probing the island's urban planning department over allegations of unchecked violations, uncollected fines, and disappeared inspection reports. This comes as new developments also emerge in the high-profile Mazanaki death probe, with the family seeking new witness testimony and suspicions arising about substances administered to the singer, alongside details of a doctor's alleged hypnotherapy plan.
The issue of femicide continues to be a focal point, with a critical article highlighting Greece's ongoing legal denial of femicide as a distinct criminal offense and underscoring the urgent need for legislative change. This discussion is set against the backdrop of the recent funeral for a 25-year-old femicide victim in Igoumenitsa and the emotional outrage expressed by Kyriaki Griva's mother regarding the perpetrator's continued confinement in a psychiatric hospital.
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Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, the leader of the New Democracy party, has reiterated his call for the reunification of the Parthenon Marbles, emphasizing the need for political will in an interview with The Guardian. He argued against the loaning of the sculptures, drawing a parallel with the Bayeux Tapestry to advocate for their return to Greece.
News247:
Mitsotakis to The Guardian: "Parthenon Marbles Must Be Reunited – Political…
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis stated in an interview with The Guardian that the Parthenon Marbles should be reunited, emphasizing the necessity of political will for this to happen.
Kathimerini:
Britain Wouldn't Dismantle Bayeux Tapestry – Let's Reunite Parthenon Sculptures
Prime Minister Mitsotakis argues in The Guardian against the loaning of the Parthenon Sculptures, drawing a parallel with the Bayeux Tapestry and advocating for their return to Greece.
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An investigation by the Hellenic Police's 'Adiaphthoroi' unit into Mykonos' urban planning department has uncovered allegations of unchecked violations, uncollected fines, and disappeared inspection reports, suggesting potential corruption within the department.
Kathimerini:
Mykonos Urban Planning: Missing Inspections and Unpaid Fines
An investigation by the Hellenic Police's 'Adiaphthoroi' unit into Mykonos' urban planning department reveals allegations of unchecked violations, uncollected fines, and disappeared inspection reports, suggesting potential corruption.
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The investigation into the death of Giorgos Mazanaki continues with new developments, including the family's request for additional witness testimony amid ongoing suspicions regarding substances administered to the singer. Details have also emerged about a doctor's alleged plan involving hypnotherapy and the discovery of significant messages.
in.gr:
Makronakis Case: Family seeks new witness testimony, suspicions about…
New developments in the Makronakis case reveal the family's request for a new witness to testify, amid ongoing suspicions regarding the substances administered to the singer.
News247:
Mazanaki's Death: Doctor's Plan with Hypnotherapy and Revealing Messages
The investigation into the death of Giorgos Mazanaki includes details about a doctor's alleged plan involving hypnotherapy and the discovery of significant messages.
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The ongoing issue of femicide in Greece has intensified, with a new article criticizing the country's lack of legal recognition for femicide as a distinct criminal offense and advocating for legislative change. This discussion is set against the backdrop of the recent funeral for a 25-year-old femicide victim in Igoumenitsa and the emotional outrage expressed by Kyriaki Griva's mother regarding the perpetrator's continued confinement in a psychiatric hospital.
in.gr:
Femicides: What changed in countries that recognized them legally and why…
Approximately 30 countries have recognized femicide as a distinct criminal offense, with South American nations leading the way. The article criticizes Greece's continued legal denial of this issue and highlights the urgent need for legislative change.
in.gr:
Femicide in Igoumenitsa: Mourning at the final farewell to 25-year-old Pinelopi
This related news item reports on the mourning and funeral of a 25-year-old woman in Igoumenitsa, a tragic case of femicide.
in.gr:
'It enrages me that the perpetrator is still in the psychiatric hospital'…
This related news item features the emotional reaction of Kyriaki Griva's mother, who expresses her anger over the perpetrator's continued confinement in a psychiatric hospital.
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