PASOK accuses Estia newspaper of publishing baseless reports

The Greek political party PASOK has issued a formal response accusing the newspaper Estia of publishing baseless and misleading reports. The party claims the newspaper repeated unsubstantiated claims without presenting new substantive information, attempting to create confusion by suggesting PASOK does not support its members, Anna Diamantopoulou and Manolis Christodoulakis.

PASOK further alleged that the newspaper omitted statements made by spokesperson Kostas Tsoukala on Real FM. The party described the coverage as part of a "well-made serial of deconstructing PASOK" orchestrated by political opponents and interests seeking to undermine the party due to its adversarial stance toward New Democracy and Nikos Androulakis's commitments to reopen judicial cases involving government scandals.