Andreas Martinis
Martinis convicted for money laundering
An Athens court on Wednesday handed down a 10-year suspended sentence to Andreas Martinis, the former chairman of Athens's Henry Dunant Hospital, and his wife after finding them guilty of money laundering.
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Former hospital head gets 7-year suspended sentence
A three-member appeals court on Monday handed Andreas Martinis, the former chairman of Athens's Henry Dunant Hospital, a seven-year suspended sentence following his conviction for offering "free medical treatment" to prominent individuals.
Red Cross to hold elections in bid to restore reputation
Elections will be held at a central Athens hotel on Sunday to appoint a new administration for the Greek Red Cross.
However, a large number of former administrators fear that the elections could lead to the reappointment of former board members who had led the organization into disrepute in the period leading up to 2012 and implicated it in more than 36 court cases.
Ex-health minister says he welcomes probe into hospital corruption
The vice president of New Democracy, Adonis Georgiadis, said on Monday that he "welcomed" an investigation into corruption at the Henry Dunant Hospital in Athens.
Hospital director in pretrial custody for giving free care to wealthy cronies
A former director at a hospital belonging to the Red Cross in Athens was returned to pretrial custody Wednesday by a corruption prosecutor after testifying at a hearing over his alleged provision of free medical care to prominent and wealthy people.
Prosecutors order ex-hospital chief to be remanded in custody, release wife
The former director of the Henry Dunant Hospital in northern Athens was remanded yesterday after testifying for more than three hours in connection with accusations that he laundered 3.2 million deutschemark he had received nearly two decades ago as a bribe from a German hospital outfitter.