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Adonis Georgiadis told Mrs. Yamali that, according to recorded phone calls, the interested parties first called 166, even though there was no ambulance service there, and that the recordings documented a wait of 25 minutes. He accused her of presenting a misleading photo of an old, decommissioned ambulance instead of the one that was dispatched, and that she transmitted inaccurate information. He asked her to investigate the complaint before broadcasting it, noting that she could have contacted the mayor to verify which ambulance appeared. He requested an explicit denial and urged her to check what she had stated. He added that if she insisted on what he characterized as lies, he would use every available institutional means to defend the National Health System and the trust the public has in it. He clarified that he was not saying this as a threat, but to distinguish journalistic criticism from lying. #Δημοσιογραφία #ΕΣΥ #Αλήθεια (translated)

Maria Denaxa thanked George Sachinis for the invitation to the show "Antitheses" of CRETE TV, where she discussed with journalist and author George Charvalias about Europe and France. She mentioned that they talked about issues that, as she said, need to be heard but are not being said, during a time of intense turmoil, and shared a link for the show. https://t.co/EeHvsKURU5 #Ευρώπη #Γαλλία #Δημοσιογραφία (translated)

The e-Amyna wrote that the information regarding what was burned in the fire at the Naval Helicopter Base and whether the operational readiness of the Navy's helicopters was affected was classified. It stated that most journalists who covered the fire on Wednesday in Kotroni until the previous day respected the confidentiality and the national interest, with one exception, and wondered if the law would ever be enforced in the country. #Πυρκαγιά #ΕθνικόΣυμφέρον #Δημοσιογραφία (translated)

Jamario said he watched Dimitris Tsimbos' show, as there had been a lot of discussion about his statements. He accused him of equating Giorgos Bartzokas, whom he described as a victim, with the perpetrator, and argued that this way, responsibility was lost within generalizations. He added that equating dissimilar situations did not constitute objectivity and commented that if Tsimbos doesn't succeed in journalism, he could work in a press office for a far-right party. #olympiacosbc #αθλήτισμός #δημοσιογραφία #αθλητικά (translated)

Jack asked the Betarades if Mr. Stefanou participated in the show as a journalist or as a press representative of Olympiacos BC. He wrote that his evident anxiety, the timing of his interventions related to the game, and the verbatim transfer of the BC's positions to the detriment of the game he was supposed to be commenting on made watching the show so awkward that, according to him, it ended up being ridiculous. #paobc #μπάσκετ #Ολυμπιακός #δημοσιογραφία (translated)

Justoneman72 criticized journalists who, as he wrote, appeared to be objective, saying they equated opposing sides and indirectly promoted their own propaganda, believing that the majority would not notice. He characterized the majority in a derogatory way and added the phrase "AEK fan with pro-Panathinaikos" along with the hashtags #OlympiacosBC and #paobc. #OlympiacosBC #paobc https://t.co/2t83a6i2kg #δημοσιογραφία #αντικειμενικότητα #προπαγάνδα (translated)

Nikos Sotiropoulos wrote that the producers of Radio Arvyla announced the previous day that they were leaving ANT1 after 30 years, citing principled reasons. He wondered where their principles were when one of their long-time close collaborators was sentenced to three years in prison for revenge porn. https://t.co/ydFOkhIBrU #radioarvyla #ANT1 #δημοσιογραφία (translated)

Areti Athanasiou wrote that she did not realize how offensive the phrase "Did you say to me that I do not keep my word?" was, which, according to her, was said by the lawyer of the Mazonakis family, H. Lykoudis, to Strav velakis. She added that she was overwhelmed by Stravelakis's angry reaction and his defense of himself as a "functionary of information." #ενημέρωση #δημοσιογραφία #συζήτηση (translated)

Maria Karystianou published a response, accompanied by documents, to an article by Proto Thema and HELLENIC HOAXES and requested it to be published in full. She raised two questions: why, as she claimed, the media silenced critical details from official documents and findings, despite being aware of them, and where the videos came from that, according to her, differed even from those retrieved from a computer's trash can and handed over two years later by her lawyer from INTERSTAR, Vasilis Kapernaros. Karystianou stated that she would continue to defend the truth and that everything would come to light. #Αλήθεια #Δημοσιογραφία #Ντοκουμέντα (translated)

Thanοs Tsimeros wrote that the Journalists' Union of Athens hosted an event that, as he claimed, praised regimes that silence, imprison, and execute journalists. He emphasized the reference to the Journalists' Union of Athens. https://t.co/RoqxVq5wYg #ΕΣΗΕΑ #ΕλευθερίατουΤύπου #Δημοσιογραφία (translated)

Aretí Athanasiou wrote that Andreas Mikroutsikos criticized Zacharos for a hint regarding whether Erietta was on the train, which he said was expressed in a conspiratorial manner and combined with a mention of the Polytechnic. Mikroutsikos described the incident as shameful for television and journalism and called for EΣΗΕΑ and the Radio and Television Authority to intervene. He added that such references "kill the girl for a second time." #Τηλεόραση #Δημοσιογραφία #Ενημέρωση (translated)

Pen Da Laura wrote that Andreas Mikroutsikos had characterized the "exoneration" of Aris Portosalte as humiliating for television and journalism, also referring to Zacharo and what, according to her, was said about Erietta Molcho, who was killed in the Tempi tragedy. She mentioned that Mikroutsikos had requested the intervention of the Journalists' Union of Greece (ESIΕΑ) and the National Council for Radio and Television, adding that her memory should not be insulted again. Da Laura accused Portosalte of insulting the deceased and claimed that he received direct assignments from the government. She called for his dismissal and for him to be summoned for an apology by ESIΕΑ and the National Council for Radio and Television. #δημοσιογραφία #τηλεόραση #ΕΣΗΕΑ (translated)

Adonis Georgiadis described the video as shocking and argued that theories regarding arson had caused additional pain to the families of the victims of the commercial train. He claimed that television channels and journalists had concealed the question of how the fireball could have started from the commercial train, since, as he mentioned, the bodies of the two drivers had been found intact by the fire. Georgiadis asserted that the cover-up theory spread for political reasons, as it harmed the government, and said he felt shame for those promoting such claims. He also commented on what the mother of the deceased driver mentioned in the video. #ΕμπορικήΑμαξοστοιχία #Δημοσιογραφία #Πολιτική (translated)

Chris Avramidis wrote that pro-government websites claimed that the Russians had created a mechanism in Greece to destabilize the country by fighting the government. He questioned how long this newspaper had been circulating and argued that the government could not impose a cap on Vardinogiannis for fuel. He added that while people were outraged by the inflation and the government's approval ratings were collapsing, the government and its allies were blaming Russia, which, as he wrote, was laughable. #Ελλάδα #πολιτική #δημοσιογραφία (translated)

e-tetRadio.gr reported that Erietta Molcho was the girl for whom the journalist Stamatis Zacharos questioned both her death and, as he wrote, her existence. It added that her parents had received nothing back and that Zacharos had made jokes about them. https://t.co/w7gA0lWvxk #ΕριέτταΜόλχο #νόμος #δημοσιογραφία (translated)

Chris Avramidis published a text attributed to Giannis Androulidakis, who criticized journalist Stamatios Zacharos for questioning whether Eriet Molcho was on the train in Tempi or if she ever existed. Androulidakis argued that in the future there may be factions of the Greek Right that will claim there were no deaths in Tempi. He stated that he had attended Molcho's funeral and had seen her classmates crying, which he wrote was evidence for him that she existed and died. He added that journalism must hold power accountable. Androulidakis claimed, citing data from GEMI and the General Secretariat for Information, that Zacharos was collaborating with the government as a businessman and shareholder of The Cube. According to him, the company had sextupled its turnover in the last four years by providing services for conferences under the auspices of the government. He also mentioned direct assignments totaling 160,000 euros, in which, he wrote, he was included. Finally, he wondered if ESIEA should expel Zacharos from its registers, stating that questioning Molcho's existence was considered by some extremists to be an insult to the dead. #Τεμπη #δημοσιογραφία #Ελλάδα #έλεγχος_εξουσίας (translated)