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Marinakis to Tsipras on Corruption: "Mr. Tsipras' Memory May Be Selective, but His Past Is Not Forgotten" - iefimerida.gr

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Pavlos Marinakis responded to the comments about the government’s “inaction” on Alexis Tsipras’ corruption issues in a comment of his own. “Because we heard Mr. Tsipras marvel, as if he were coming from a political virgin birth, about what the Government has done all these years in the fight against corruption, we invite him to attend tomorrow’s event for the assessment of the activities of the Directorate for Combating Organized Crime,” the gov…

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Pavlos Marinakis responded to the comments about the government’s “inaction” on Alexis Tsipras’ corruption issues in a comment of his own. “Because we heard Mr. Tsipras marvel, as if he were coming from a political virgin birth, about what the Government has done all these years in the fight against corruption, we invite him to attend tomorrow’s event for the assessment of the activities of the Directorate for Combating Organized Crime,” the gov…

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"Mr. Tsipras' memory may be selective, but his past is neither forgotten nor erased from the memory of the Greek people," the government spokesman commented.

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An attack on Alexis Tsipras for the actions of the SYRIZA government in the field of Justice was launched by the government spokesman, Pavlos Marinakis, who accused the former prime minister of “selective memory”, citing the “Ministry of Justice”, the interventions in the Criminal Code and his stance towards Golden Dawn. “Because we heard Mr. Tsipras wondering, as if […] The article Marinakis on Tsipras: His memory may be selective – His past, h…

Pavlos Marinakis has given a harsh response to Alexis Tsipras, with sharp criticism of his government's handling of the Justice Department and the changes to the Criminal Code, following the former prime minister's criticism of corruption. The government spokesman revives the complaint about the "Ministry of Justice", raises questions about SYRIZA's stance towards Golden Dawn and accuses Mr. Tsipras of "selective memory".

"Because we heard Mr. Tsipras marvel, as if he were born from a political virginity, about what the Government has done all these years in the fight against corruption, we invite him to attend the event for the review tomorrow."

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Protothema broke the news in Marousi, Greece on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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