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Ethics Committee in favour of lifting Parliamentary immunity of SYRIZA MP Pappas over defamation of journalist

Pappas claimed it was not defamatory

Newsroom December 14 12:14

The Parliamentary Ethics Committee has given its opinion in favour of lifting the parliamentary immunity of the SYRIZA MP Nikos Pappas in the lawsuit filed against him for defamation by journalist Thanos Dimadis.

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New Democracy (ND) and the Movement for Change (KINAL) were in favour of lifting his immunity, while the other parties voted against, except for the Greek Solution, which declared itself “present”. Responding to the development, Pappas issued a statement claiming there is no question of defamation and that what was said was in the context of an answer that had to be given during the exercise of political activity. The final decision will be taken by the Plenary on 22/12.

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