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[00:00:04] I can't hear them shouting various slogans but I have the feedback and I can't
[00:00:07] understand very well. 220
[00:00:10] mobilizations across the country have been planned.
[00:00:13] 70,000 police officers have been deployed, as announced
[00:00:17] yesterday by the French Interior Minister, for the
[00:00:20] policing of the mobilizations. There is
[00:00:23] concern about the possibility of
[00:00:25] incidents. There is an estimate also that here in
[00:00:29] Paris the number of protesters will reach
[00:00:32] 100,000. An anti-terrorism law has also been
[00:00:36] activated in order to force some individuals
[00:00:39] who are registered as activists to report
[00:00:43] to their neighborhood police stations
[00:00:47] and not participate in the mobilization. At
[00:00:50] 2 PM French time, this
[00:00:53] demonstration and strike begins. We will be here to report all
[00:00:56] the events and if, of course.
[00:01:11] see Donald Trump's first public appearance after
[00:01:14] the defeat. I see Athina happy.
[00:01:18] Good day. So Donald Trump did not avoid, in this first
[00:01:22] public appearance, to refer to the
[00:01:25] disastrous result for his party, the
[00:01:28] party of. However, he remained true to his
[00:01:32] personality. What does this mean? That he was unpredictable but at the same
[00:01:36] time predictable, and I will explain, as well as
[00:01:39] unrepentant. Unpredictable, why? Because
[00:01:42] he started talking and instead of addressing the obvious, that is, the elephant in the
[00:01:45] room, the disastrous result of the midterm
[00:01:49] elections, he started talking essentially about the new ballroom
[00:01:52] being built in the White House. Okay. Predictable
[00:01:56] why? Because once again the American president essentially tried
[00:02:00] to draw attention away from the negative reports about him
[00:02:03] and to lead it somewhere else. His
[00:02:07] goal was not achieved, as journalists insisted on questions. They
[00:02:10] asked him about the defeat, which,
[00:02:13] uh, let's say at this point, was the worst
[00:02:16] night for Republicans in three decades. So,
[00:02:20] Donald Trump was unrepentant, he stressed that okay,
[00:02:24] okay, the war in Iran is responsible for the
[00:02:27] defeat. However, he said he would do
[00:02:30] the same again, that he couldn't let Iran acquire a nuclear
[00:02:34] weapon and that he feels it was all worth it.
[00:02:37] We remind you that there was a lengthy
[00:02:40] post by his vice president JD
[00:02:43] VANCE a few hours earlier
[00:02:46] in which he stressed that the reason we lost is the
[00:02:50] war. Any honest discussion about how we move forward from
[00:02:53] here begins at this point. For
[00:02:56] some, it's the first pat on the back, and today, the discussion
[00:03:00] in the United States of America essentially concerns
[00:03:04] the turmoil within the
[00:03:07] Republican ranks. It seems that a mini play
[00:03:10] game has started. Exactly, every defeat
[00:03:14] brings exactly this. Let's not forget that these were the last midterm
[00:03:17] elections for Donald Trump as President of the United States. The two
[00:03:21] years that are to follow will have nothing
[00:03:24] to do with what preceded them. He is not omnipotent. Congress
[00:03:28] is now in the hands of the Democrats,
[00:03:32] who, based on reports and leaks also reported by the
[00:03:35] American media, are preparing to take action. This
[00:03:39] means that the first person who will be
[00:03:42] targeted by them will be the head of the Pentagon, it will be
[00:03:46] PeteHex, and this concerns the war against
[00:03:50] Mr. Trump.
[00:03:53] This was announced by Lena Flitzani and Alexis Papachiallas last night,
[00:03:56] a Democratic senator, on the news bulletin. It is, and it is.
[00:04:00] Yes, Donald Trump himself, in the meantime, in these statements, said that
[00:04:04] he doesn't think something like that will happen. He rules it out himself.
[00:04:07] Of course, apart from Pete Hexeth, Democrats are also
[00:04:10] turning their attention to members of Donald Trump's family, and yes, the
[00:04:14] possibility of a new impeachment, the third in a row
[00:04:18] for Donald Trump, is not off the table. Now, beyond that, we need to
[00:04:21] focus on something completely different, which is nevertheless connected to
[00:04:25] all this. We are talking about the markets. There were
[00:04:28] yesterday, oil prices
[00:04:31] indicated that the markets decided that
[00:04:34] now is the time to give peace a
[00:04:37] chance. And why am I telling you this? Because
[00:04:40] yesterday, Brent recorded an 8%
[00:04:44] drop, and today,
[00:04:47] a little while before I came down here to the studio with you, it was moving, falling to
[00:04:50] $93.7.
[00:04:53] We are talking about it being below $100 per barrel. At the same time, US
[00:04:56] crude is moving around $87. Hello.
[00:05:12] from Propylaea, where the meeting is scheduled for 11:00. Students,
[00:05:15] teachers, and parents have
[00:05:19] gathered here to take to the streets, demanding
[00:05:22] substantial support for public
[00:05:25] free education. I should also tell you that all this is happening in a particularly
[00:05:29] tense atmosphere after yesterday's incidents at the Mathematics Department of EKPA in the University Campus,
[00:05:32] when 50 people, 50 hooded figures
[00:05:35] wearing helmets, stormed during a
[00:05:39] student assembly and attacked.
[00:05:52] Public free education, he says, but you can also get burned, no big deal, everything
[00:05:56] is fine. The atmosphere is particularly tense. They have started
[00:06:00] slowly gathering, I must tell you. Now, regarding public
[00:06:04] transport, the metro station here at
[00:06:06] the university has been closed since 9:30. The
[00:06:10] train passes, but it doesn't stop. They have
[00:06:22] also scheduled a meeting at 12 and in
[00:06:25] other student communities here in front of the Propylaea. I should tell you
[00:06:29] that OLME has also declared a work stoppage from 10
[00:06:32] to 2 so that teachers can
[00:06:35] participate in the
[00:06:46] Thank you very much. And these abominable things that happened yesterday
[00:06:50] at the University Campus. Now, the first
[00:06:54] estimate from Eurostat for inflation in
[00:06:58] October has been announced. Indeed, 5.6%
[00:07:02] higher compared to the previous month. In September it was
[00:07:05] 5.1%. Yes, it went up by half a point. Yes,
[00:07:08] so, we are not more expensive, but more expensive are.
[00:07:13] Yes, but there are also cheaper ones, like Malta which is 2.3%.
[00:07:16] You understand, we will see them. Lithuania is at 6.1%, Bulgaria at
[00:07:20] we are neck and neck with 5.6% with the
[00:07:23] Italians. Let's go see what the inflation is like, 5.6%. Lefteris
[00:07:26] Odoracopoulos is at the popular market in Anthoupoli, which of course, we must
[00:07:30] say once again, as this show always says, all the
[00:07:33] years it has been on air, it is the refuge, the popular
[00:07:37] market is a refuge for those who do not have, because you can find cheap
[00:07:41] things to fill. Somehow the
[00:08:04] So, whatever they do to us, we can't take salad and
[00:08:07] potatoes out of our lives. That's why we start at Zacharias's
[00:08:10] stall. Come on Zacharias. Say good morning and tell us what's happening with the
[00:08:28] but cautiously because money isn't enough, that's easy to understand, money isn't enough.
[00:08:31] So at the beginning of the month they buy a lot, on the 10th after that, how much has the
[00:08:35] tomato gone up in the last year? 30% up. What do you have
[00:08:39] here from your homeland from Gania Kisa?
[00:08:46] And Zacharias is with his wife, with Maria. He can't make a move. Maria,
[00:08:50] will you say hello, good morning? Good morning guys, hello, how
[00:08:54] are you? What are you buying? How do you see the prices here?
[00:08:56] They are a bit okay. Let's go.
[00:08:59] Let's go then. Here
[00:09:03] we are on air, yes. Go ahead. Yes, there's a shortage of
[00:09:06] tomatoes. Yes, because there's a gap from outdoor to
[00:09:10] greenhouse due to weather conditions. The tomato gets a little more expensive
[00:09:13] exactly when it's not in season. Yes, whatever is not in season is
[00:09:17] always a little more expensive. Let's see other fruits and other vegetables
[00:09:20] here. Potatoes from Kostas. Kostas, I'll tell you, has also done the following to
[00:09:24] attract his customers. He has put a bag for 1€
[00:09:28] so that people can take their potatoes,
[00:09:31] put them in their baking dish, in their frying pan,
[00:09:49] lately? They're a bit steep, they've gone up lately. What do
[00:09:53] you buy and how much do you spend at the popular market? Around
[00:09:56] twenty, around thirty, over thirty. And what do you buy? And I don't
[00:09:59] buy everything, I don't buy everything, it's the most essential things for the lady, the most
[00:10:03] essential things the lady buys.
[00:10:27] The 5.6% is mainly due to inflation, mainly due
[00:10:31] to increases in energy, fuel and
[00:10:45] prices are formed, second, what can people do, because that's the
[00:10:49] main thing. Indeed, from 5.1% last month to
[00:10:52] 5. the month before last to 5.6% in October. When ELSTAT announces the data
[00:10:56] next week, we will see that a large part of this increase is from
[00:10:59] electricity, because in October there were large increases in the green
[00:11:03] tariff of the large provider, in November there were even larger ones, so
[00:11:07] when we see November's inflation in early December, you will see
[00:11:11] that the contribution of electricity can be even more than one percentage point, meaning if it is
[00:11:15] 5.5, more than one just from electricity, just
[00:11:18] from it, it is understood that November's inflation will be even
[00:11:22] higher. Yes, yes, because
[00:11:25] heating oil, we see where it's moving, it's quite increased compared
[00:11:29] to last year, and November's electricity compared to November 25th's electricity,
[00:11:33] we're not even talking about it, it's yes, indeed, so what do we do now? So, as
[00:11:36] far as electricity is concerned, what we need to do is find a
[00:11:40] cheap stable tariff to get through the next months. I was looking
[00:11:44] at the data this morning at the regulatory energy authority that lists
[00:11:47] all the tariffs that exist so that if someone wants to
[00:11:51] be able to check. there are quite a few, quite a few,
[00:11:56] four-five cheap tariffs, much
[00:11:58] cheaper than the green fixed ones
[00:12:01] from various providers. People can
[00:12:05] see and go to one of them. The difference now is very big,
[00:12:08] meaning the big provider that has
[00:12:12] 3 million green tariffs for
[00:12:15] consumption above 200 kg. When you say the difference is big,
[00:12:19] if someone pays 150€ for example for a bill with a
[00:12:22] green tariff, choosing the blue one, where will it
[00:12:26] go? It can go down to around 100-110.
[00:12:29] Yes, yes, we're talking about 30 to 40.
[00:12:32] When in m the difference is
[00:12:35] over 120€,
[00:12:38] times 4 m, if you do it annually, it's 500€. So per month,
[00:12:42] you have at least about 60.
[00:12:45] And who guarantees us, Mr. Stamsis, that the blue
[00:12:48] tariff will not increase either? Look, a fixed
[00:12:52] tariff means that whatever happens for
[00:12:55] 6, 12 or 18 months, depending on the tariff, it is not allowed to
[00:12:58] increase for the next 12 months. Now, when the tariff expires,
[00:13:02] if it will increase, depends on the market conditions, but you are locked in for
[00:13:06] the next 12 months, it will not increase. Some people are afraid, what will happen if
[00:13:10] tariffs decrease a lot and I am on one. Look, the difference is so
[00:13:14] big and historically looking at the prices that the
[00:13:17] green one had even in months with a very
[00:13:21] low market, yes, there is not that much.
[00:13:25] One of the main issues is that they have turned many people towards
[00:13:29] electricity for heating, heat pumps,
[00:13:33] air conditioning a lot, because oil had become very expensive and
[00:13:36] everything else had become expensive, natural gas, etc.
[00:13:40] This year,
[00:13:42] how will these people manage, because I understand that electricity is very expensive. I am glad
[00:13:46] you ask because many friends ask me what we do with
[00:13:49] heating, what is most cost-effective for
[00:13:52] heating when... if you use electricity for heating, forget it, there
[00:13:55] is no cheap green for you, because you spend a lot of energy.
[00:13:59] Yes, indeed, you spend so much energy that the charges for public utility
[00:14:03] services you have also become very expensive, because it drags
[00:14:07] along. So you absolutely must be on a cheap,
[00:14:10] yes, you must be on a cheap fixed rate, a
[00:14:14] cheap fixed rate so you can absorb the increase you
[00:14:18] have from public utility services. Indeed, if you do all
[00:14:22] this then the charge you will have
[00:14:25] with oil compared to the charge you will have with
[00:14:28] electricity is about one to two. That much? Yes,
[00:14:32] because with electricity you spend 1
[00:14:35] kW in the air conditioner but this brings you 4-5
[00:14:38] kg of heat from outside. With oil you spend 1
[00:14:42] kg and 1 kg will produce the heat it
[00:14:45] can. It's just that heating with oil is different.
[00:14:49] Our real bill was sent here by our friends, 162 with
[00:14:53] green in September. 115 with blue in
[00:14:56] October. I tell you.
[00:15:00] Look, when it's 28, 29 cents and it's
[00:15:03] possible that even higher prices will be announced in December, because in
[00:15:06] wholesale, the prices, the changes now, and
[00:15:10] people are sending messages, changes are easy, meaning can someone
[00:15:13] easily change a tariff? Yes, it usually happens with a phone call to the
[00:15:17] provider, yes, and you say that I want to get this tariff and
[00:15:33] who was found dead in his hotel room. Dimitra will tell us more. Hello Dimitra, good morning from Athens.
[00:15:38] Good morning from Berlin. This is Hubert
[00:15:41] Evanger, 55 years old. He is the
[00:15:44] Vice-Chancellor of the state of Bavaria, a
[00:15:48] strong German state, and
[00:15:51] also the leader of the Free
[00:15:54] Voters party. He was found dead yesterday in a hotel
[00:15:57] room in Berlin under
[00:16:00] still unexplained causes. A
[00:16:03] prosecutor's investigation is already underway.
[00:16:07] Let's see what exactly happened. No announcements have been made so far,
[00:16:11] but he himself stated that he was unwell before an
[00:16:14] event in Berlin for the inauguration of his party's political
[00:16:18] office. However, Markus
[00:16:21] Söder, the Prime Minister of Bavaria from the
[00:16:24] Christian Social Union (CSU), which is the party
[00:16:27] with which the Free
[00:16:31] Voters co-govern, stated
[00:16:33] he was shocked and spoke of an absolute tragedy.
[00:16:43] because he was also a person, we must say, with a significant position
[00:16:46] in Bavarian politics but also with ambitions
[00:16:50] possibly for a federal position
[00:17:00] scammers now, various police incidents, it's chaos.
[00:17:03] Theodosis Panou is with us. Hello Theodosis.
[00:17:07] Also with us, Mr. Kostas Daltas here in the studio, a very well-known criminal lawyer, no
[00:17:11] special introductions needed. Ms. Konstantia Dimoglidou, spokeswoman
[00:17:15] of the Hellenic Police. Hello Ms. Dimoglidou,
[00:17:18] good morning. Mr. George Chontzoglou is the president of the Panhellenic
[00:17:21] Federation of Food and Tourism Workers, and Panagiotis from
[00:17:25] Thessaloniki for the playground, for the
[00:17:28] NGO. Let's start Theodosis, from the Zografou
[00:17:31] university campus. Because the incidents there were very
[00:17:35] serious, and in fact, a
[00:17:38] student was in danger of being burned. First of all, let's say that this was a
[00:17:41] coordinated and organized attack, because we have two
[00:17:45] groups converging towards the mathematics department, where
[00:17:48] the assembly was taking place in a very good atmosphere, there was also security outside. The
[00:17:52] first incident happened with the security, then they
[00:17:55] stormed in. It seems these people, who had
[00:17:59] covered their faces with hoods and helmets, did not enter through the
[00:18:02] main entrance, but from a point that has already been
[00:18:06] identified by the Hellenic police, according to the information we
[00:18:09] have. Now, the police are searching for cameras
[00:18:13] around the perimeter, because it's not possible for people to walk around wearing hoods,
[00:18:16] helmets, I don't know what, they would be walking around without
[00:18:20] coverage, that's what the police are trying to find, and they are also
[00:18:23] going back in time at least a year to a similar
[00:18:27] incident we had at the Polytechnic around these
[00:18:30] days, a celebration. They are looking for these people now because the
[00:18:33] incidents were serious, with axes and Molotov cocktails inside the university now.
[00:18:40] Indeed, as Mr. Panou mentioned earlier, those who were unprovokedly
[00:18:44] attacked by the individuals who stormed in, indeed, it does not appear that they
[00:18:47] entered through the main entrance in order to enter
[00:18:51] the specific building of the mathematics department. You understand that it is not an easy
[00:18:54] process. Since their faces were covered, we will have to
[00:18:58] follow their route backwards, essentially, to
[00:19:02] see from which point they entered this area and somewhere to
[00:19:05] find them without covered
[00:19:08] Was there security there before the incident? Were there police forces at
[00:19:12] the scene or not? Before the incident, no, there were no police forces. The
[00:19:16] police forces were informed when it was already in progress.
[00:19:19] Of course, the report we had from the students themselves was that they essentially
[00:19:23] attacked and immediately left the area, exited the area. So
[00:19:26] it was a commando attack, you mean?
[00:19:29] They attacked and essentially managed to
[00:19:32] quickly leave the area before the police forces arrived. Indeed.
[00:19:36] Now, in EKA Rhodes,
[00:19:40] by order of the prosecutor, you entered. It is
[00:19:43] a prosecutorial investigation that requested essentially the assistance of the
[00:19:46] local police. They entered the premises. It is an
[00:19:50] ongoing investigation. We do not know for what
[00:19:53] reason this investigation is being conducted. We simply provided assistance to the competent
[00:19:57] prosecutor who wanted to conduct this investigation inside the offices,
[00:20:00] and material was seized. Do you
[00:20:03] know? Material was seized by the prosecutor himself, some files from the.
[00:20:11] Did you take depositions from specific employees, Ms. Dimoglidou, if
[00:20:14] you know? Assistance was requested and in this way
[00:20:18] to take depositions for specific
[00:20:21] information, which, of course, we cannot disclose because
[00:20:24] precisely with the "horiatiko" (rural/unsophisticated), this
[00:20:27] story I don't know that, I couldn't
[00:20:31] confirm something like that to you. We don't know the content of the investigation, essentially, of the
[00:20:34] prosecutorial authority. Mr. Daltas, haven't
[00:20:38] a lot piled up? Every day the news bulletins are judicial
[00:20:41] and police. And this is not without cost,
[00:20:45] let's be honest. Look, there are many
[00:20:48] cases that concern. There is a sensitivity of public opinion,
[00:20:52] that in the economic problems that families have, there is economic
[00:20:55] delinquency, which eats away at the flesh of, let's say, the
[00:20:59] national economy. The sensitivity is justified,
[00:21:02] and the spotlight of publicity falls on it. Let's
[00:21:04] see, let's see what comes out of this thing. However, we must say the
[00:21:07] following: that perhaps these people, let's say, of delinquency,
[00:21:11] have not understood that the authorities now have more tools
[00:21:15] in their hands, they have more tools to cross-reference
[00:21:19] data and to... reach some conclusions, and so, how should we
[00:21:22] put it, they are taking a very dangerous
[00:21:25] gamble for them. Mr. Chotzoglou, now we have two
[00:21:28] big cases concerning catering, and we're hearing about other
[00:21:32] things. Anyway, catering survives without
[00:21:35] stealing. Big
[00:21:37] talk.
[00:21:40] I don't understand why it must steal to survive. What can I say?
[00:21:43] I don't know, I'm asking because it's big, I don't know. Big chains, many
[00:21:46] shops, and despite all that.
[00:21:50] This is the key point: how is it that suddenly in
[00:21:53] our country, every corner opens a catering establishment, a take-away
[00:21:57] coffee shop, a pie shop, or anything else? I very much fear that the catering
[00:22:01] sector has now become a sector where
[00:22:04] offenders operate. We used to see it with
[00:22:08] the dealerships of
[00:22:10] used cars, then gas stations, now we see
[00:22:14] that it has slowly entered our own time. We are not falling from the
[00:22:17] sky. In Rhodes, 440.
[00:22:23] in the businesses of Mr. Giannakopoulos, right? 35
[00:22:26] businesses. How many? 35
[00:22:30] he had successively and at intervals, reaching a
[00:22:33] total of catering. Yes, yes, yes, yes, the
[00:22:37] vast majority are catering, beach bars, umbrellas, sunbeds,
[00:22:40] restaurants. A magnate of Rhodes. Mr. Cozo is right.
[00:22:44] Exactly. Exactly, a magnate of Rhodes, as you
[00:22:47] said. So, these. What we have been shouting about for years,
[00:22:51] saying about falsely declared work, about lost
[00:22:54] hours and days that we work and are
[00:22:58] paid accordingly, see what happened with Pizzafan. We had a tripartite meeting at
[00:23:02] the ministry three days ago. The employees were paid, they say, for their
[00:23:04] work in October. Do you know what they were paid?
[00:23:08] 400 and 500 euros each, because the vast majority
[00:23:12] are falsely declared, they are on four-hour contracts, they are declared
[00:23:16] for four hours while they work 8, 9, 10 hours. You can't claim undeclared
[00:23:20] work. Yes, and they were getting the rest of the money undeclared, so now that things have gone
[00:23:23] legal, they can't get the undeclared money either, correct? The worker
[00:23:27] pays for the undeclared work. Indeed, exactly.
[00:23:30] And because the esteemed Mr. Daltas always has
[00:23:34] such a well-structured argument, he said that the state now has tools
[00:23:37] and can detect
[00:23:40] violations and offenders. Let's not forget, Mr. Daltas, that the
[00:23:44] Pizzafan case exploded from a complaint by a former employee.
[00:23:47] Indeed, correct, correct.
[00:23:54] All these software programs, you see, in the old days,
[00:23:58] investigative authorities would use pencil and paper, and now you press a button and
[00:24:02] you have the whole picture. Because, Mr. President, I come from the catering industry, my father's
[00:24:05] family had a restaurant. So, we should say, so as not to give
[00:24:09] the wrong message, that the work, this work
[00:24:12] can be honest, the greed is what
[00:24:16] creates these, it can be done. My father
[00:24:20] and aunt worked 362 days a year, 18 hours
[00:24:23] a day, it can be honest, you don't become super rich,
[00:24:27] but it can be honest and without risking your
[00:24:31] personal freedom and your
[00:24:42] works without there being
[00:24:45] always families that are in catering exists. First you earn
[00:24:56] family, mine first earned its obligations and then
[00:24:59] kept for the
[00:25:03] but let's be honest, where the electricity has reached, a
[00:25:06] shop, a cafe, a
[00:25:08] restaurant that
[00:25:11] consumes this kind of energy and such high
[00:25:15] energy levels does not work.
[00:25:18] It is. You will say 70€ per
[00:25:21] person, you will pass it on to the customer, yes, you will say I'm not going or you
[00:25:25] don't make it, you don't make it, the cost is multiple, it has
[00:25:29] reached so much Mr. Chatzoglou, the
[00:25:31] cover charge in a restaurant right now ranges from 60 to 70€, the
[00:25:35] cover charge. So let's hear what the head, the
[00:25:39] commander of AADE, Mr. Pitsilis, told
[00:25:42] Aris Portosalte, before we go to the playground and to
[00:25:46] Panagiotis Achlatidis and Mrs. Dimoglidou.
[00:25:50] In the accounting offices of the Giannakopoulos group or in one of the accounting offices, to be more
[00:25:53] precise, a paper was found, this paper had
[00:25:56] names of tax officials and next to them were some numbers noted,
[00:26:00] the godchildren, as
[00:26:03] they called them, the godchildren. What did Mr. Pitsilis say about
[00:26:05] this? We formally requested
[00:26:09] that any evidence available to
[00:26:13] any authority be provided so that we can do our own work. The work
[00:26:16] then is for the service to see it, to see what else is in the
[00:26:20] case file, there are conversations, there are photos, is there anything
[00:26:24] else to relate them and as we have done every time so far and
[00:26:27] we will do here, we will take it to the end. I am not a
[00:26:30] detective, we cannot do this work with
[00:26:34] guesswork, I repeat, these
[00:26:37] people also have families, we must do it seriously. However, whoever
[00:26:41] has violated their oath, I assure you, will be expelled from
[00:26:45] our ranks, as has happened until today.
[00:26:49] Mrs. Dimoglidou, were you asked for assistance by the AADE regarding
[00:26:53] this matter? It has been officially requested, the
[00:26:56] specific authority has requested data from the Hellenic Police, of course, from the moment we have passed
[00:27:00] the interrogation, from now on. Only with the permission of the interrogator can we give
[00:27:04] any information, besides, everything you described earlier,
[00:27:07] any information that emerged about any public
[00:27:10] official, is normally described in the case file, so
[00:27:14] there will be a criminal development for this, whether it comes from
[00:27:17] another service, or it comes from the Hellenic Police. Apart from these,
[00:27:21] if you allow me, in the case file, according to the information we have,
[00:27:24] a meeting is also described on Haiden Street in an accounting office that
[00:27:27] collaborates with this whole
[00:27:31] complex circuit, with three tax officials to
[00:27:35] give advice, it is described in the
[00:27:37] case file, to give them advice, to give them advice
[00:27:41] because there was an invasion in Rhodes. Let's go to Thessaloniki, let's go
[00:27:44] to Panagiotis Achlatlis, because today the head
[00:27:48] of the prosecutor's office of the
[00:27:51] NGO is going through.
[00:27:53] Exactly, we are at the Thessaloniki courthouse, but first I want to convey to you to some extent the
[00:27:57] atmosphere prevailing in Northern Greece, obviously, of course, and across
[00:28:00] the whole country after the revelations that follow one another
[00:28:04] regarding the actions of this organization, the rage
[00:28:08] is overflowing, these provocative dialogues are
[00:28:11] coming to light that depict how
[00:28:14] these people
[00:28:17] lived a life of luxury
[00:28:20] at the expense of children who suffered, who
[00:28:24] suffer from cancer, it is the time for
[00:28:27] explanations and for the alleged mastermind
[00:28:29] today. At 12 noon he passes
[00:28:33] the threshold of the investigating judge and prosecutor and we will see what
[00:28:36] his criminal treatment will be. Let me remind you what had
[00:28:39] happened in the previous 24 hours, his
[00:28:42] estranged wife, because we had this
[00:28:46] iconic
[00:28:47] between the mastermind and his partner,
[00:28:50] did not convince with her explanations
[00:28:54] and her temporary detention was ordered. The rest
[00:28:56] were released but
[00:29:00] with restrictive conditions. Today we are
[00:29:03] anxiously waiting to see what explanations he will give to the
[00:29:07] investigating judge handling the case. Be well Panagiotis.
[00:29:11] Mrs. Dimoglidou, has the investigation into the non-governmental
[00:29:14] organization been completed? Because we have only identified
[00:29:17] 34 cases in which citizens were deceived. Following the
[00:29:21] report you broadcast, it would be good if any citizen who has come into contact
[00:29:25] with this non-governmental organization to enter the
[00:29:28] process of a serene process, it would be good to
[00:29:33] contact either the police or any police department in the
[00:29:36] country to report that they came into contact with these people, because there is a possibility that
[00:29:39] there are other families who have been deceived and have not contacted the
[00:29:43] police. There are more than 80 cases, as the
[00:29:47] information says, despite the 34 you mentioned, to go to the
[00:29:51] police. Mrs. Dimoglidou is right, there are more than 80 families,
[00:29:54] we say it, they should go to
[00:29:58] Mrs. Dimoglidou to get it on
[00:30:01] paper, in the courts. Mrs. Dimoglidou, are other
[00:30:04] cases coming?
[00:30:07] As long as there are complaints, as long as there is information and as long as you don't tell us
[00:30:11] well, every week one or two will come out, I'm telling you, every
[00:30:15] what did you say sir, every week one or two cases will come out, two of this
[00:30:19] and other types, a total of 10, let's keep it Mr. Chatzoglou, are
[00:30:22] there other cases in catering?
[00:30:26] Eh, we are informed that some other chains are already
[00:30:30] under investigation, eh we are waiting. Let's see what happens, what
[00:30:33] we need to keep in mind, however, is that as long as such
[00:30:37] cases come out and employees are left uncovered
[00:30:40] from one day to the next, there must finally be a legal framework
[00:30:44] for the protection of employees by the state for such