Observations: Confrontation in the Inquest on the list of witnesses – SYRIZA and PASOK – KINAL withdrew

SYRIZA and PASOK-KINAL walked out of today’s meeting of the investigative committee on the issue of wiretapping because the majority did not accept the list of witnesses submitted by the two parties, as reported by ERT.

Among other things, the two parties, as well as the KKE, requested the summoning of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis as the political head of the EYP.

The majority of the ND suggested calling only the former and current directors of the EYP, Nikos Androulakis and the company that manages Predator.

Proposal for the summoning of witnesses of the members of the SYRIZA Commission of Inquiry – PS

1. Dimitriadis Grigoris
2. Kontoleon Panagiotis
3. Demiris Themistocles
4. Vlacho Vasiliki
5. Rammos Christos
6. Koukakis Thanasis
7. Telloglou Anastasios
8. Triantafillou Eliza
9. Terzis Dimitris
10. Binis Angelos
11. Bitzios Felix
12. Melitsiotis Dionysis
13. Tal Dilian
14. Bill Barzak – University of Toronto
15. Lavranos Yiannis
16. Stavros Malihoudis

Proposal of PASOK – KINAL for calling witnesses

– Kyriakos Mitsotakis, Prime Minister, to whom the EYP reports,

– Panagiotis Pikrammenos, Deputy Prime Minister, deputizing for the Prime Minister in his absence or incapacitation and responsible for the Independent Authorities,
– Georgios Gerapetritis, Minister of State,
– Kyriakos Pierrakakis, Minister of Digital Governance,
– Konstantinos Tsiaras, Minister of Justice,
– Grigorios Dimitriadis, Athens Lawyer and former General Secretary to the Prime Minister,
– Panagiotis Kontoleon, ex-Commander of the EYP,
– Themistoklis Demiris, Governor of EYP,
– Vasilios Grizis, Deputy Commander of the EYP, responsible for operational matters,
– Dionysios Melitsiotis, Deputy Commander of the EYP responsible for organizational matters,
– Anastasios Mitsialis, Deputy Commander of the EYP responsible for international relations of the Service,
– Ioannis Roubatis, former commander of the Greek Ministry of Internal Affairs,
– Vasiliki Vlachou, Public Prosecutor of the State Prosecutor’s Office,
– The Heads of the Departments of Collection and Analysis of Information A΄ & B΄, Financial Management and Infrastructure, the Head of the Center for Technological Support, Development and Innovation of the EYP,
– Evangelia Georgakopoulou, EYP employee, thus retired,
– The EYP employees who signed the monitoring request of the President of PASOK-Movement for Change Nikos Androulakis and conducted and exported the monitoring data,
– Athanasios Koukakis, journalist (CNN.gr news site, 14th KLM. E.O. Athens – Lamias, Kifissia),
– Anastasios Telloglou, journalist (TV station ANT1, Kifissias Avenue no. 10-12, Marousi, news site inside story Stisichorou 1, Athens),
– Elisavet Triantafillou, journalist, (news site inside story Stisichorou 1, Athens),
– Nikolas Leontopoulos, journalist, (news site Reporters United, Anaxagoras 3-5, Athens),
– Thodoris Chondrogiannos, journalist (news site Reporters United, Anaxagoras 3-5, Athens),
– Ioannis Souliotis, journalist, (Kathimerini newspaper, Ethnarchou Makarios & Dim. Falireos no. 2, Neo Faliro, Piraeus),
Vasilios Lambropoulos journalist, (BIMA and NEA newspapers, 340 Syngrou Avenue, Kallithea),
– Stavros Malihoudis, journalist
– Konstantinos Koukoumakas, journalist,
– Manos Frangioudakis, journalist,
– Sara Aleksandra Hamou of FAYSSAL and ZOFIA, born in Poland on 06-27-1984, permanent resident of Agios Tychonos, Limassol, Cyprus (19 Psaron Street, PO Box 4521),
– Felix Bitzios of Georgios and Margarita, resident of Kifissia, Attica, Kokkinaki street no. 33 (T.K. 14561),
– Tal Dilian, permanent resident of Agios Tychonos, Limassol, Cyprus (19 Psaron Street, Postal Code 4521),
– Ilias Spyrliadis of Sotiriou, resident of Athens, Karaoli Dimitriou & Vasilissis Sofias Street, Kolonaki, P.O. 10675, Athens lawyer (AM DSA 33331),
– Merom Harpaz, director of INTELEXA SA,
– Ilias Kyriakidis, accountant of INTELEXA SA,
– Bitsiu, employee of INTELEXA SA,
– Panagiotis Koutsios, employee of INTELEXA SA,
– Athanasios Kokolakis, former Director of the Directorate of Information Management and Analysis (DIDAP) of the Hellenic Police,
– Nikolaos Tsetsikas, Director of the Directorate of Information Management and Analysis of the Hellenic Police, Major General ELAS,
– Anastasios Maniatis, Brigadier General, former Director, Finance Directorate of the Hellenic Police Headquarters,
– Charalambos Alexopoulos, Brigadier General, former Director, Finance Directorate of the Hellenic Police Headquarters,
– Konstantinos Iliopoulos, Brigadier General ELAS e.a., former Director, Finance Directorate of the Hellenic Police Headquarters,
– Evangelos Karapapas, ELAS Brigadier General, Director, Finance Directorate of the Hellenic Police Headquarters,
– Vasilios Papakostas, Director of the Electronic Crime Prosecution Directorate,
– Konstantinos Tsouvalas, former Secretary General of the Ministry of Citizen Protection,
– Christos Rammos, Vice President of the CoE e.t. – President of ADAE,
– Michael Sakkas, Vice President of ADAE,
– Dimitrios Vergados, regular member of the ADAE Plenary,
– Stefanos Gritzalis, regular member of the Plenary Assembly of ADAE,
– Georgios Bakalis, regular member of the ADAE Plenary,
– Nikolaos Papadakis, regular member of the ADAE Plenary,
– Aikaterini Papanikolaou, regular member of the Plenary Assembly of ADAE,
– Any substitute members of the Plenary Assembly of ADAE who participated in the audit.
– Stamatis Trimbalis of Dimitriou, Administrator of KRIKELM.IKE,
– Ioannis Lavranos of Spyridonos-Leonidas, businessman,
– Evangelos Tsogis, accountant,
– Athanasios Dokos, National Security Adviser to the Prime Minister,
– Alexandros Diakopoulos – PN, Vice Admiral E.A. – former National Security Adviser to the Prime Minister,
– Angelos Binis, former Governor of the National Transparency Authority
– Shane Huntley, Director Threat Analysis Group, Google Security (to provide Google’s software ownership report)
– Nikolaos Papazoglou of Panagiotis, partner of Nikos Androulakis,
– Nikolaos Androulakis, President of PASOK – CHANGE MOVEMENT

The president of PASOK, Nikos Androulakis, submitted a request to the Communications Transparency and Privacy Authority (TRAP), in which he requests to be granted the file and the available material of the checks he has made in order to take legal action to defend his rights.

PASOK’s announcement states:

“Yesterday, an application by the president of PASOK-Movement for Change, Nikos Androulakis, was submitted to the ADAE requesting:
1) To provide a complete copy of the follow-up file, which will be extracted by the Authority’s Control Team during the control carried out at the EYP and as soon as it reaches the ADAE.
2) To provide a copy of the message received by the Authority and which contains the entire text of the order requiring the declassification of Mr. Androulakis’s communications, as well as the relevant correspondence, as contained in the file of prosecutorial orders declassifying communications ‘ article 5 par. 4 of Law 2225/1994 (as applicable), for which, according to the above provision, the President of ADAE informs “in any case” the leaders of the parties represented in the Parliament, such as PASOK -Movement of Change in this matter.
As noted in the application, the refusal of the former and current Commander of the EYP as well as the former Secretary General of the Prime Minister to provide information before the Parliament, constitutes an unprecedented situation at the expense of the rights of the President of PASOK-Movement for Change in which he is not informed for which reason he was monitored in order to fully exercise his rights against all criminal, disciplinary and civil authorities. In addition, it cannot defend itself in the face of government or other leaks of non-existent rumors”.

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