Stories from Athens · Greece

A legislative body has made changes to 30 articles, which include the repeal of Article 86. The specific nature of the changes beyond the repeal was not detailed.

A new requirement mandates that investigations and prosecutions involving allegations against political figures must be completed within three months.

Prime Minister Mitsotakis indicated that securing a third election victory would necessitate substantial effort. He used the phrase 'we will have to water the fanela' to said the extensive work required for this outcome.

The band Metallica has arrived in Athens for an upcoming concert at the Olympic Stadium. The event is scheduled for tomorrow, drawing a large audience. They urged people to follow instructions and be aware of the stadium's limits. Experts recommend using soundproofing for the event, as sound levels are expected to exceed 110-120 decibels. Metallica began their European tour period with a concert in Athens, Greece. The band played Sirtaki, including the Sirtaki of Zorba, and Dechoras Pouthenas, to engage the Greek audience.

A regulation in Greece defines the judicial process for political parliamentarians, distinct from former ministers. This procedure applies after any parliamentary process is completed and falls within the judicial sphere.

A political party in Greece has recorded a 12 percentage point difference from PASOK, described as the smallest difference. Former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has declared he will "surely vote for the party." The source noted that 'the Greek solution appears in a small distance'.

Taxpayers have until May 15 to file their tax returns. Those paying FAPAX on their tax return by the end of July can secure a maximum deduction of 4%.

Greek sports commentary discussed the potential for Panathenaic and Olympic teams to become champions this weekend. This includes the 'second title of the basketball, the Champions League.' The broadcast also mentioned a game between Olympic and Bauk.

An event featuring 104 children's and young people's exhibitions, organized by 40 entities, is open. Attendees can meet writers from Poland and around the world, as well as illustrators, to hear stories and learn about their craft.

Prime Minister Mitsotakis has proposed several reforms regarding local government structures. The proposals include the dismissal of mayors, deputy mayors, and councilors for the final state. Other measures include reducing the number of mayors to 200 and electing heads in single-member districts without a threshold. Additionally, the plan suggests reducing the age limit for the right to be elected from 25 to 21 years. The New Democracy party in Greece has proposed changes to the Constitution, which include a new method for the election of high judges and a measure described as a 'journalistic gag.' These proposals also involve messages from Prime Minister Mitsotakis to the opposition and insults from Members of Parliament directed at Katakouvelis, Skertzidis, and Dendias. Alexis Tsipras is involved in the headcount for this proposed initiative.