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Critics See Amnesty Risk in Subsidy Case

Critics of a provision added to a fisheries bill before Greece’s Parliament warn it could be invoked by defendants in cases linked to the OPEKEPE farm subsidy scandal, raising concerns it could function as an amnesty for conduct tied to 2018-2022.
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"A daily challenge", described Nikos Androulakis, from the rostrum of the Parliament, the public interventions of New Democracy ministers, accusing them of arrogance, contempt for citizens and the exercise of propaganda that poisons the… N. Androulakis against the government: Amnesty the protagonists of the OPEKEPE scandal - I NAFTEMPORIKI

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From the very beginning, the Ministry of Rural Development has insisted that this specific provision does not legalize illegal subsidies, does not change the eligibility rules, and does not stop any control.

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The opposition demands the withdrawal of the article with which the government attempts to "cover up" aspects of the OPEKEPE scandal

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The entire opposition denounces methods for the amnesty of defendants

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With an article that appeared without prior consultation, literally in the "and five" in a bill of the Ministry of Rural Development, the government is attempting to legalize the illegal subsidies that were made in the period 2018-2022 and to "exonerate" defendants in the high-profile OPEKEPE case, while legal proceedings are underway. This was denounced by the entire opposition, […] The article Parliament: Provocative provision "exonerates" def…

What did opposition MPs say and what did the Deputy Minister of Rural Development claim?

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Kathimerini English Edition broke the news in Athens, Greece on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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