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Urban planning scandal deepens as Tsipras unveils five cost of living pledges
The rapid expansion of an urban planning corruption scandal, which has already produced arrests, resignations and fierce political recriminations; and Alexis Tsipras’s attempt to seize the initiative across the opposition spectrum with a package of five headline policy pledges aimed at easing the cost of living have set the tone for the week ahead in Greek politics.
According to the case file for the urban planning scandal, a network of public servants, engineers and private intermediaries allegedly operated a network inside urban planning departments in the Athens suburbs of Kifissia, Maroussi and Galatsi. Service...
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