The Minister of Justice, George Floridisin an interview with Action 24, he turned his arrows against PASOK and his Nikos Androulakison the occasion of their attitude on asylum amendment. Mr Floridis expressed strong doubts about Mr Androulakis’ ability to persuade as a leading form when he avoids taking clear positions on critical issues, constantly choosing the role of observer. “How will Androulakis rule, shouting ‘present’? What “present”, my man? ” He said, adding: “The country is not ruled by” present “but with responsibility, boldness and determination.”
About migratory
Referring to the temporary suspension of asylum claims for three months, Mr Floridis responded to criticism of unconstitutionality: “If in 2020 in Evros we had thrown it into the debate on constitutionality, then there would simply not be the country.” He described the situation as a “invasion from the South”, underlining the need for immediate and strict state intervention. “When you have an invasion from the South that can take on uncontrollable dimensions, you will take into account international law, but you will defend your country and you will not lead it to a disaster.” He made a special reference to the Cretestressing that it is an integral part of the Greek territory and needs protection: “Crete is Greek territory and wants protection. It is Greece and wants protection. When the country is attacked it must look at its protection. “
Patras Forensic Services: Mourtzoukou case and artificial intelligence
The minister revealed that he had diagnosed the forensic space for two years for two years, pointing out the lack of adequate supervision, despite being subject to the Ministry of Justice. “Services left for 50 years have had problems. There were forensic experts who did more private work than the mission assigned to them. Beyond scientific failures. ” Clarified that the changes will be applied nationwide but in the Patras Special difficulties are observed. Specifically for the mourtzukuthe forensic report on Panagiotakis is now being examined by a three -member committee.
In fact, he was extensively mentioned in the new program Artificial intelligence to be admitted to the forensic examinations, in collaboration with the University of Piraeus. This system, “perhaps the first in the world”, will follow the forensic examiner during the examination, automatically creating the report, with the forensic examiner having to substantiate any disagreements.
OPECEPE: Saving millions
About the subsidy case of OPECEPEMr Floridis emphasized the general demand of citizens not to burden themselves with fines and financial losses, emphasizing the need to consolidate the system. Estimated that from the programmable checks, the State is expected to save Over 100 million euros From illegal subsidies, money that will help pay the fine of the fine. Concluding, he recognized the existence of political responsibilities, clarifying that they are different from criminal, especially “heavy” criminal responsibilities.