Gov”t Rejects Published List of Alleged Terrorists

14 Jan 2002

The government on Sunday flatly dismissed the same-day front-page publication of a purported Greek intelligence report apparently listing various terrorists, including a handful of ruling PASOK party cadres. Full Story

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