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  1. Newsletter 452 - 21/02/2025

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    no longer insisted that the freight train involved in the fatal crash was not carrying any

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  2. Stage set for censure motion as Parliament votes to review charges against deputy minister
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    The Greek Parliament approved on Tuesday night the formation of a preliminary inquiry into the role of Deputy Civil Protection Minister Christos Triantopoulos over the handling of the Tempe train crash site in the days after the fatal accident two years ago. It is expected that the opposition

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  3. Opposition outmanoeuvred by fast-track prosecution of first political figure over Tempe
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    of the fatal accident. It was also expected to use the powers of the committee to broaden the scope

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  4. Newsletter 456 - 21/03/2025

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    in what they believe was a government cover-up over the causes of the fatal accident. It was also

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  5. Government touts stricter migration controls in bid to win back right-wing support
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    with the “deep state” which he blamed for the fatal failings in the railways. The initiative resonates

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  6. Newsletter 467 - 20/06/2025

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    Minister Kostas Karamanlis, who held office during the fatal train collision that killed 57 in February

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