Kovesi Is a "Catapult": in Greece, Investigations Into Tempi Are Blocked by Laws that Protect Politicians
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Shortly before her term at the helm of the European Public Prosecutor's Office expires, Laura Kovesi speaks about the political and constitutional obstacles that limit the EPPO's investigations for full accountability, with the trauma of the Tempi accident remaining open.
In an interview with Euractiv, the outgoing European Prosecutor, Laura Kovesi, spoke about the difficulties she faced during her term, while referring to Greece as an example to avoid. Specifically, she stressed that political and constitutional obstacles limit corruption investigations and full accountability in the Tempi case. “In this case, we cannot find evidence unless the Constitution is changed,” she clarified and added that “it is alread…
The head of the European Public Prosecutor's Office describes a situation of persistent institutional obstacles, obstructionism and bureaucratic methods that weaken the fight against fraud and corruption
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