Kostas Karamanlis, a former Greek transport minister, has been indicted for dereliction of duty following the 2023 train crash that killed 57 people.
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The Greek parliament has voted to prosecute former transportation minister Kostas Karamanlis over the devastating 2023 train crash that killed 57 people. Karamanlis, who resigned after the tragedy, is accused of dereliction of duty. A parliamentary committee concluded that he should stand trial and the accident sparked massive protests in Greece. More than 40 people have also been prosecuted in connection with the incident.
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Un fost ministru al transporturilor din Grecia a fost trimis în judecată în dosarul accidentului feroviar devastator din 2023
Un fost ministru al transporturilor din Grecia, trimis în judecată în dosarul accidentului feroviar din 2023, soldat cu 57 de morți
Fost ministru grec al transporturilor, trimis în judecată în dosarul accidentului feroviar din 2023, soldat cu 57 de morți
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