Jailed business man Aristidis Floros, sentenced to 21 years in prison for his part in the Energa and Hellas Power embezzlement scandals, is to be released on Tuesday after a Five-Member Criminal Appeals Court agreed to a request to suspend his sentence, against the recommendation of a public prosecutor.

Labour, Social Insurance and Social Solidarity Minister Efi Achtsioglou has ordered EFKA, Greece's unified social insurance agency, to initiate a review of the disability certification issued for prison inmate Aristidis Floros,  granted to him by the Centre for Certifying Disability (KEPA). 

The men arrested and accused for the murder of Michalis Zafiropoulos were actually planning a grand escape for bosses of the Albanian mafia.