Criminal proceedings against Panayiotis and Dionysis Psomiadis Greece

The Panagiotis brothers and Dionisis Psomiadis face charges of infidelity and false testimony, following a criminal prosecution by the prosecutor for dealing with corruption crimes in northern Greece for works described as "ghosts" in the prefecture of Thessaloniki. The alleged damages were estimated at nearly 1.2 million euros

. Most of them related to IT projects during the 2007-2010 period, of which 82 appear to have been recruited personally. Only, according to the survey of competent inspectors, while seasonal officials were normally paid, the specific work seems to have never been carried out, despite the fact that the prefecture of Thessaloniki of the time would be allegedly

In the "microscope" of inspectors, a total of eight projects were found, some of which are entitled "Clbadification – Registration of Public Health Programs", "Electronic Registration of Sports Associations", "Registration of Fishing Licenses" "," Reorganization – protection of the site "legal networking media". As mentioned, some of the employees provided their services unrelated to the prefecture

According to the prosecution filed by the Reichs prosecutor Achilles Zissis against the former prefect Panagiotis Psomiadis and his brother Dionysi, as mayor Deputy, is to some extent a crime and includes the aggravating circumstances of the law on state abuse. In addition, for mere cooperation in acts of unfaithfulness and false badertion, the then secretary general of the prefecture of the time, Dimitris Lefkopoulos, is prosecuted in this case.

The above case comes over time in determining the trial of the so-called "45th" of the Prefecture of Thessaloniki, for which the Psomiades brothers were referred to the Triennial Court of Appeals from Thessaloniki. The Court of Appeal's appeal to the Appeals Council concerns 456 projects, with a budget of up to 45,000 euros in 2005-2010, which appear to have been split into direct and preliminary competitions, a process that , according to the Judicial Council,

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