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  • Jul 20

    Prosecutor in Larissa urges court to reject delay bids in Tempe trial, says EU fraud case is separate

    The prosecutor at the Larissa appeals court recommended dismissing requests by ERGOSE executives to postpone the trial over the Tempe railway disaster, arguing the separate EU fraud investigation into contract 717 does not affect the criminal proceedings.

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