Dnews.Gr Greece's Predator Spyware Trial Sees Prosecutor Call for Convictions
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In Greece's ongoing wiretapping trial, prosecutor Dimitris Pavlidis has recommended convictions for four defendants linked to the illegal use of Predator spyware against politicians and journalists from 2020 to 2022. The case has sparked significant political debate and scrutiny, highlighting serious institutional issues within the country. The trial continues to draw attention both domestically and internationally.
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2020-01-01
Launch of illegal surveillance operations using Predator spyware
2022-12-31
End of surveillance activities against public figures
2026-02-06
Prosecutor calls for convictions during trial's 34th hearing
2026-02-07
Prosecutor's recommendation reignites political tensions
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