ADAE President Christos Rammos made the announcement on Wednesday following the Board’s plenary meeting.

“The Office of Communications Confidentiality, on the basis of the Constitution and applicable laws and subsequent procedures that have already been initiated for a long time, continues to exercise its powers in the usual and unified manner on all matters under its consideration without exception,” the message says. . Mr. Rammos in his statement.

It is recalled that, as “K” wrote earlier today.Initially, Mr. Rammos decided to remove the EEM issue from the agenda of the plenary meeting after leaks and publications that “saw” at today’s plenary meeting an attempt by the Authorities to interfere in the pre-election scene. .

According to the information that became known to “K”Mr. Rammos sent an e-mail to the members of the plenary informing them of his intention to remove the issue of the PSM and telephone monitoring from the agenda of the plenary.

However, there was some backlash during the meeting and the issue was eventually discussed.