An environment that currently predisposes to an explosive escalation in the coming days of his operations Parliamentary Investigation Committee per the wiretapping case it seemed to have been forming since yesterday. Majority decision to reject new opposition proposals to call witnesses in addition to the proposed ND. at the beginning of the case, this led to a strike from yesterday’s meeting by the minority parties and loud accusations on their part of a cover-up by the government. A new meeting is scheduled for next Tuesday morning, with the only outstanding questions, based on the original plan, being whether written responses will be sought from the representative Intellexa Companyin the context of an investigation into the illegal Predator software, and whether Mr. N. Androulakis, who is also the last person proposed by the blue majority, will serve as a witness.

“Cooperation between SYRIZA and PASOK has intensified the work of the committee from the very beginning. We are not following them down this path,” said Mr. D. Markopoulos (North Dakota), commenting on recent developments. “The governing majority decided in advance that they would close the work of the investigation in order to continue the operation to cover up the heavy political responsibilities of Mr. Mitsotakis,” said Mr. D. Tzanakopoulos (SYRIZA). “N.D. she alone decided, contrary to the opinion of all parties, that witnesses should not come. The masks fell off. Bullying is in full swing,” Evangelia Liakulis (PASOK) said. “The cover-up attempt continued,” emphasized Mr. N. Karatanasopoulos (KKE), while Ms. Sophia Sakorafa (MeRA25) spoke of the “absolute trivialization of procedures”.

The head of the National Transparency Authority, Alexandra Rogaku, reportedly said that the checks did not reveal any connection between Predator and the Greek state.

The reason that tensions flared up and caused yesterday’s departures was mainly the refusal to call Mr. Predator. Greek businessman Felix Bitzios was involved in Intellexa, which sells video surveillance software, from at least May to December 2020, the Inside Story website reported yesterday. The revelation that the businessman in question had a shareholder relationship with the company that controls and sells the Predator has been said to create new data in the process.

Regarding the specific illegal software, and in particular whether it was purchased by the Greek state, he was asked: According to reports, yesterday the head of the National Transparency Authority (NDA) Alexandra Rogaku. According to some sources, Ms. Rogaku stated that neither the treaty nor the relationship between Predator and the Greek state was out of control of the Agency. However, according to other sources, he added that there was no control by EAD over the secret contracts of EEM and the Center for Technology Support, Development and Innovation (KETYAK).

Finally, information is provided by a witness – a representative of Krikel St. Trimbali to refer to discussions in 2018 – within the SYRIZA – ANEL government – and a more recent (2021) contract with the state for the supply of the Tetra system in the context of solving the problem of immigration.