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Mati fire verdict prompts legal blame game as PM pledges swifter justice
The court verdict in the Mati wildfire trial has become the subject of political jockeying between the government and main opposition party SYRIZA amid surprise at the leniency of the sentences issued.
An Athens misdemeanour court handed five former fire service officials jail sentences of up to five years each for their roles in the response to the 2018 blaze northeast of Athens, which ripped through a seaside community, leaving 104 people dead. The ...
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