New Democracy MPs file lawsuit over TV license tender
A number of MPs from the main opposition party have filed a lawsuit at the Supreme Court against everyone responsible for the recent television license tender.
Among the New Democracy MPs who filed the lawsuit are Makis Voridis, Olga Kefalogianni and Kostas Tsiaras. The MPs have cited recent media reports and want a full investigation into the claims regarding the tender process.
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