The secret is in the file

Maximos Mansion’s dirty war against the Hellenic Authority for Communication Security and Privacy

In the big case of wiretapping in Greece, it seems that two ministers, Tsiaras and Pierrakakis, played an important role in sabotaging the digitization of the archive of the Hellenic Authority for Communication Security and Privacy. In the illustration of the investigation, the two ministers are in the central frame and are formed by coded elements, as the green color indicates.

Creator: Fanis Kollias

For: Reporters United

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