He described the former Deputy Minister of Justice as “intrusive, pushy and burdensome”. Dimitris Papagelopoulos, prosecutor Eleni Raikou, one of the prosecutors who denounced the former minister for interfering with their work, is filing an appeal before the Special Court.

Eleni Raikou, who received many questions from both the defense attorney Eleni Tulupakias well as the defendant, former Minister Dimitris Papagelopoulos, referred to events that occurred during her tenure as head of the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office, when an investigation into her illegal actions had already begun. Novartis.

A witness, speaking of pressure on Dimitris Papagelopoulos to, as he claimed, send Novartis case files to politicians without evidence, characterized Papagelopoulos’ attitude as “blackmail”, fully sharing the pressure he reported from the government at the time (SYRIZA) , repeating that “SYRIZA never followed me. Supported by everyone except the accused minister. He had his own agenda.”

As for the accusation brought by prosecutor Eleni Tulupaki, who succeeded her in the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office, that she did not send KINAL reports to Parliament on the then Health Minister Pan. Kurumpli, the witness was clean. The reports did not mention a specific minister. They could not be brought to their senses immediately. They wanted a search.” In her own way, the witness held no responsibility for Eleni Tulupaki.