Greece’s relevant public order minister on Wednesday conveyed a study and figures related to organized crime in the east Mediterranean country to the supreme court’s chief prosecutor.
According to reports, Minister Michalis Chrysochoidis delivered a voluminous memorandum listing names of roughly 500 felons convicted of involvement in organized crime rings and activities, most of whom achieved early release over previous years – a direct criticism of the previous SYRIZA government for its decision to reduce prison populations and a highly controversial revision to the country’s criminal code, passed days before the July 2019 election.
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