OPEKEPE Scandal: 19 of the 22 Defendants From Crete Found Guilty – The Sentences Imposed

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On a case-by-case basis, the 14 defendants who were found guilty as natural perpetrators were punished in the first instance with sentences ranging from 1 to 2 years, with a three-year suspension. The post OPEKEPE Scandal: 19 of the 22 defendants from Crete found guilty – The sentences imposed appeared first on in.gr.

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Prison sentences and hefty fines to 19 producers in Crete for fraud with fictitious subsidies from OPEKEPE.

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The Athens Three-Member Misdemeanor Court found 19 out of 22 defendants guilty in yet another case of receiving illegal subsidies from OPEKEPE. 14 out of 19 convicted, who were found guilty as natural perpetrators of receiving subsidies ranging from 25,000 to 85,000 euros, were sentenced to sentences of one to two years, suspended for three years. Read here ⇛

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19 defendants were found guilty by the Athens Three-Member Misdemeanor Court in yet another case of receiving illegal subsidies from OPECEKEPE to individuals from Crete. These are individuals who declared themselves as owners or lessees of land in remote areas, [...] The post OPECEKEPE Scandal: Prison sentences for illegal subsidies in Crete appeared first on Open Window.

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Prison sentences ranging from 1 to 2 years with a three-year suspended sentence for 15 defendants and financial penalties for four others were imposed by the Tripartite Criminal Court on 19 of the 22 defendants in the case of false statements made by Cretan producers to OPEKEPE for virtual use of remote lands regions of the country. The court declared 14 of the defendants [...] The OPEKEPE article: Penalties... caress, with suspension, to Cretan…

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The culprits of the OPEKEPE scandal escaped with a light sentence, since despite the prosecutor's proposal, 19 out of 22 were convicted, and they received sentences ranging from 1 to 2 years and a three-year suspension.