Greek Parliament Debates Constitutional Revision on Ministerial Criminal Liability

The Greek Parliament is debating a constitutional revision, with a key focus on the criminal liability of ministers. Prime Minister Mitsotakis and other party representatives are presenting their proposals and criticisms during the discussion.

24 Jul, 06:17 — 24 Jul, 06:17

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Mitsotakis heads to Parliament for the Constitution: ND’s proposals & criticism of PASOK over its “present” vote

The PM’s intervention in Parliament takes place today ahead of the first vote - changes regarding ministerial responsibility, the public sector, Article 16, and the judiciary are at the center The post Mitsotakis heads to Parliament for the Constitution: ND’s proposals & criticism of PASOK over its “present” vote appeared first on ProtoThema English.

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Mitsotakis heads to Parliament for the Constitution: ND’s proposals & criticism of PASOK over its “present” vote

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Greek Parliament Debates Constitutional Revision on Ministerial Criminal Liability

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Mitsotakis heads to Parliament for the Constitution: ND’s proposals & criticism of PASOK over its “present” vote

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Mitsotakis heads to Parliament for the Constitution: ND’s proposals & criticism of PASOK over its “present” vote

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