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In the handling of the wiretapping scandal by the leadership of the Supreme Court, lawyer Zacharias Kesses, who represents victims of Predator surveillance, has revisited the Supreme Court's handling of the wiretapping scandal, blaming the Supreme Court prosecutor Evangelos Bakela for inaction in relation to the prosecution of a high-ranking EEAS executive. In particular, in his post, Zacharias Kesses states that as of September 10, the Supreme …

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Lawyer Zacharias Kesses points out that the lawsuit in question has been in the hands of prosecutor Evangelos Bakelas since September 1st, however, the latter has not ordered a preliminary examination, has not received a statement from the plaintiff and has not requested the assistance of the EYP or any other service. The post Kesses for wiretapping: The inaction of the Areios Pagos prosecutor after the lawsuit of a high-ranking EYP executive is…

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The Supreme Court Prosecutor has been aware for at least two weeks of a very important lawsuit filed by a current high-ranking official of the National Intelligence Service, but has done nothing about it.

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Zacharias Kesses raises strong questions about the handling of a new complaint about the wiretapping case, arguing that an acting high-ranking official of the EEAS complains that he was caught up with the Predator. A new intervention in the case of wiretapping is made by lawyer Zacharias Kesses, who has posted His lawsuit refers to a lawsuit filed by an acting senior EPA executive for trapping him with Predator software. According to Zacharias K…

In the handling of the wiretapping scandal by the leadership of the Supreme Court, lawyer Zacharias Kesses, who represents victims of Predator surveillance, has revisited the Supreme Court's handling of the wiretapping scandal, blaming the Supreme Court prosecutor Evangelos Bakela for inaction in relation to the prosecution of a high-ranking EEAS executive. In particular, in his post, Zacharias Kesses states that as of September 10, the Supreme …

"If Mr. Bakellas does not immediately do the obvious, his inaction will be the most painful confirmation of the Venice Commission's warning"

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in.gr broke the news in Greece on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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