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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…
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'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.
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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'.
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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.
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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.
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