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PASOK: "Mitsotakis's Earlier Statement on the Revision of Article 86 Is Empty Words"

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"Today, New Democracy Spokesperson Alexandra Sdoukou, in an interview with Action24, characterized the disconnection of criminal prosecution from the parliamentary majority and the judgment of ministers by their natural judge as 'people's courts'," PASOK said in a statement and asked whether "Mr. Mitsotakis agrees with the unacceptable statements of his party's spokesperson."
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“Today, New Democracy Spokesperson Alexandra Sdoukou, in an interview with Action24, characterized the disconnection of criminal prosecution from the parliamentary majority and the judgment of ministers by their natural judge as ‘people’s courts’,” PASOK states in a statement and asks whether “Mr. Mitsotakis agrees with the unacceptable statements […] The article PASOK-KINAL: Mr. Mitsotakis’s previous statement on the revision of article 86 is j…

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"Today, New Democracy Spokesperson Alexandra Sdoukou, in an interview with Action24, characterized the disconnection of criminal prosecution from the parliamentary majority and the

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PASOK criticizes Alexandra Sdoukou's statements about "people's courts", asking if the prime minister agrees, while recalling that the government did not change article 86 despite commitments to trials of ministers by natural judges.

“Does Mr. Mitsotakis agree with the unacceptable statements of his party’s Spokesperson?” The article PASOK vs. Sdoukou: He described the judgment of ministers by their natural judge as “people’s courts” appeared first on Documento.

"Today, New Democracy Spokesperson Alexandra Sdoukou, in an interview with Action24, characterized the disconnection of criminal prosecution from the parliamentary majority and the judgment of ministers by their natural judge as 'people's courts'," PASOK said in a statement and asked whether "Mr. Mitsotakis agrees with the unacceptable statements of his party's spokesperson."

Alexandra Sdoukou in her television appearance described the decoupling of criminal prosecution by the parliamentary majority and the judgment of ministers by their natural judge as “people's courts”. PASOK's reaction was prompted by statements made by the press representative of New Democracy, Alexandra Sdoukou, who described the judgment of the ministers by their natural judge as “people's courts”.

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dnews.gr broke the news on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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