In Greece, new names have been added to the names that are suspected of having their phones tapped with the "Predator" spy program.
In the new list published by the newspaper "Documento" among those who are alleged to have been intercepted with the spy program, many names are included such as the former head of the Greek Police, Michalis Karamalakis, the prosecutor in charge of the Greek Intelligence Service, Vasiliki Vlachou, the Minister of Education and Religious Affairs, Niki Kerameus and the spokesperson of the Government of Greece, Giannis Oikonomou.
The spokesman of the Government of Greece, Oikonomou, in a statement denied the claims and defended the idea that these claims are being investigated by the judiciary.
The Greek press has announced that the relevant delegation of the Parliament will meet on Monday to discuss the claims related to the wiretapping scandal.
The newspaper "Documento" in its previously published articles claimed that many ministers, ex-ministers, politicians and journalists were intercepted, including former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras, former Ministers for the Protection of Citizens, Michalis Chrisochoidis and Olga Gerovasili, the Minister of Foreign Affairs Nikos Dendias, the Minister of Development and Investments, Adonis Georgiadis.