ND accusation: Minister withdraws savings before referendum
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
Main opposition New Democracy (ND) deputy Lefteris Avgenakis, representing Irakleio prefecture, on Tuesday, tabled a question requesting an inquiry into whether a “well-known” government minister withdrew200,000 euros from a fixed-term savings account days before capital controls were imposed!
Avgenakis pointed to a report posted on the website notioanatolika.gr
The report claims that the unnamed minister – who is not elected from Irakleio but retains a bank account in a National Bank branch in the specific city — telephoned the bank branch’s manager and asked him to “release” the amount from the fixed-term savings account. He then requested that the cash be transported in a folder to the home of a relative of his.
The same report claims that the minister spoke with the bank manager on June 25, a day before the Greek prime minister’s televised announcement of a referendum and three days before capital controls were imposed on a Sunday afternoon.
Avgenakis also called on the government to publicize whatever bank transactions made by Cabinet members and all of Parliament’s MPs in the days before capital controls were placed.
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