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A new investigation has revealed a significant "invisible corruption" scheme in Greece, where 63 state officials allegedly concealed over €1 million each, amounting to a total of €65 million. This revelation comes as the 'Choriatiko' investigation continues to unfold, with apologies now beginning and public employees and police facing scrutiny. Further details emerged regarding anti-corruption efforts, with Minister for Citizen Protection Michalis Chrysochoidis outlining the 'Greek FBI's' two-year covert operations, including investigations conducted in strip clubs. He also hinted at the potential involvement of state officials in future cases, suggesting more revelations are on the horizon. In economic news, S&P has offered a positive assessment of Greece's standing with foreign investors, indicating that this favorable perception could lead to an upgrade in the country's credit rating. Meanwhile, Athens continues to experience severe traffic congestion on its main roads, causing widespread delays and chaos.

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An investigation has revealed a significant "invisible corruption" network in Greece, where 63 state officials allegedly concealed over €1 million each, totaling €65 million. In a related development, the 'Choriatiko' case has progressed with apologies beginning and public employees and police under scrutiny. Minister for Citizen Protection Michalis Chrysochoidis detailed the 'Greek FBI's' two-year operations, including covert investigations in strip clubs, and suggested more official…

News247: 'Choriatiko': Apologies Begin - Public Employees and Police Under Scrutiny

The apology process is beginning in the 'Choriatiko' case, with public employees and police officers being investigated.

Το Βήμα: Greece's 'Invisible Corruption': Officials Hid Over 1 Million Euros Each

An investigation reveals that 63 state officials allegedly concealed over 1 million euros each, contributing to a total of 65 million euros in 'invisible corruption'.

Το Βήμα: Greek FBI Chief: More Cases to Uncover, Possible Official Involvement

Minister of Citizen Protection Michalis Chrysochoidis revealed details about the two-year operation of the 'Greek FBI,' its covert investigations, protests, and the 'Kassidiaris' phenomenon, hinting at potential involvement of state officials in future cases.

Kathimerini: Greek FBI: Secret operations in strip clubs

Secret operations in strip clubs involving young women from Latin America have led to allegations and investigations by the Greek authorities.

S&P has expressed a positive view on Greece's reception by foreign investors, suggesting that this favorable sentiment could lead to an upcoming credit rating upgrade for the country.

Ναυτεμπορική: S&P: Greece is well-received by foreign investors, paving the way for an upgrade

S&P believes that Greece is favorably viewed by foreign investors, indicating that this positive reception could lead to a credit rating upgrade.

Athens continues to experience severe traffic congestion across its main road networks, leading to significant delays and chaotic conditions, particularly in the city center.

in.gr: Athens Traffic Congestion - Delays Identified on Main Roads

Traffic congestion is reported on the main roads of Attica, with delays identified in key areas.

News247: Traffic "Infarction" in Athens - Chaos in the City Center

Severe traffic congestion is causing chaos in the center of Athens.

Concerns have been raised regarding the surveillance of sheep and goat pox, prompting the Ministry of Rural Development to unexpectedly engage in discussions with livestock farmers.

in.gr: Questions Over Sheep Pox Surveillance - Ministry Suddenly Meets with Farmers

Questions are raised about the surveillance of sheep and goat pox, as the Ministry of Rural Development unexpectedly engages in discussions with livestock farmers.

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