OPEC Scandal: Frappe's Trial for “Right to Silence” Adjourned for Tomorrow Friday - The Press Project - News, Analysis, Radio, Television
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The trial of Giorgos Xylouris or “Frapes”, an executive of a large agricultural cooperative in Crete, is adjourned for tomorrow, Friday, October 30, who was tried by the Athens Single-Party Discrimination Office on charges of dishonesty, in the context of the OPEKEPE scandal. Read here
The trial of Giorgos Xylouris, known as "Frape", who sat in the bench of the Single-Member Misdemeanor Court of Athens, facing charges of disobedience in the context of the OPEKEPE case, was adjourned for Friday morning.
The well-known agricultural unionist, Giorgos Xylouris, was found in Evelpidon today for the criminal prosecution for disobedience against him, after his refusal to answer the Investigation on OPEKEPE. Alexis Kouvelis informs us The article OPEKEPE Case: He is on trial for disobedience in was originally published on AlphaTV.
The Court categorically refused to grant a second postponement to the case, as requested by the defendant Giorgos Xylouris.
He had requested and received a postponement last March.
After his stance in the testimony regarding the OPEKEPE scandal
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