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Virginia court bans voter deletion from the electoral rolls before elections
A federal court ruling Friday blocked the removal from Virginia’s voter rolls of people who have not proven their citizenship, on the grounds that federal law prohibits excluding large numbers of voters in the 90 days before an election.
The mini tax bill is coming to Parliament: What changes in income tax declarations
Catholic Church of Greece: The businessman who helped priests launder 3 million euros is known to the authorities
A scandal involving Catholic priests who funneled black money to nightclubs, with “investments” reaching up to 3 million euros, has led to
Catholic Church: No official update on the scandal – How priests involved in money laundering were uncovered
Recently, a significant scandal involving the Catholic Church in Greece has emerged, revealing a money laundering operation that has been ongoing for eight years, with an estimated total of around 3 million euros involved.
Husband found guilty of Efi Tsichlaki’s murder remains free and remarries, claims her cousin
Determined to seek justice for his beloved cousin Efi Tsichlaki in European courts is human rights lawyer Emmanouil Athanasiou. The unfortunate woman was murdered in March 2016 in Chania by her husband. Initially, the perpetrator attempted to strangle her in their home and then took her life with a bullet to the head. The husband himself called the police and claimed it was a suicide.
Staikouras files new railway safety indictment with Supreme Court
In the wake of recent incidents across several public transport networks, Infrastructure and Transport Minister Christos Staikouras referred to justice and submitted new evidence on the state of the national railway network to the Supreme Court on Monday.
Pavlos Marinakis: Price reductions of 6% – 15% on 120 essential products in supermarkets
Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis began the briefing to political editors by discussing the implementation of price reductions on essential consumer goods, which are set to begin on supermarket shelves.
Parliament: A “patchwork” of ten parliamentary groups – What’s happening with the electoral law and the 4-5% threshold
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Third edition of former Supreme Court prosecutor Giorgios Sanidas’ book released: “Agony and Struggle for Justice”
The third edition of the book “Agony and Struggle for Justice” by former Supreme Court Prosecutor Giorgios Sanidas has been released, following the complete sell-out of the first two editions (2011 and 2012).
Bulgaria: Driver Sentenced to Six Years for Fatal Crash That Killed Father and Two Children
Bulgaria's Supreme Court of Cassation has upheld a six-year prison sentence for Valentin V., the driver responsible for a tragic accident in Aytos in 2021 that resulted in the deaths of a father and his two minor children. The court also imposed a nine-year ban on the defendant's right to drive.