Greek Opposition Parties Plan Inquiry Motion

The PASOK party has submitted a proposal to the Greek Parliament to establish a pre-investigative committee. The investigation concerns the OPEC-EPE case, according to the source. The proposal names former minister Pilió Livano and former minister Fotinia Rampatzi in connection with the case. The investigation aims to examine the circumstances surrounding the alleged surveillance. The proposal, supported by Syriza and New Left members, seeks an investigation into potential crimes of breach of trust against the economic interests of the European Union. The inquiry aims to determine if the case should be referred to the Hellenic European Agency and subsequently to the European Prosecutor's Office. The political opposition in Greece has called for new elections following irregularities surrounding a wiretapping scandal. Investigators reportedly found a Ferrari and a Porsche belonging to a politician that were not declared. Polls indicate a majority of Greeks believe the government is covering up information. Farmers in the country have also reported not receiving subsidies and fear for future payments. This motion will require a majority of 120 votes, meaning no single party can achieve it alone. Pasok and other parties, along with independents, are expected to participate.