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Opposition pushes for phone-tapping probe as early polls claim limited damage to ND
Following on quickly from Friday’s fractious party leaders’ debate on the phone-tapping scandal, Parliament reconvenes in Athens to vote on PASOK-KINAL’s proposal to hold a parliamentary inquiry into the affair.
Monday’s discussion will take place against the backdrop of the first published opinion polls in which the Greek public’s views about the spying issue are gauged. They suggest that voters are taking an interest in the matter but New Democracy appears to...
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