Spiegel article entitled: Everything for the bribes in Greece

Spiegel magazine advertising its new issue in German media, which will be published with a revealing reportage on arms programs in Greece and entitled: Everything for the bribes in Greece.

Meanwhile, Süddeutsche Zeitung praises the work of the Greek female prosecutors investigating the corruption cases. In its new article for Greece it speaks of prosecutors Popi Papandreou, Eugenia Kyvelou and Eleni Siskou, but also for Misdemeanors Prosecutor Head Eleni Raikou who is characterized as "decisive."

Indicatively, the German newspaper refers to the case of the Hellenic Postbank, indicating that when prosecutor Popi Papandreou wants to send someone to jail "she is able to write 100 pages in one night."

In addition, the article mentions that Law No 4022 gave new impetus to the anti-corruption investigation.

According to the Süddeutsche Zeitung, prosecutors have gained more capabilities and can promise reduced sentences to defendants if they return money to the State in return.

"The law would not have been enacted without the crisis now entering its fifth year. Before 2009, according to an insider source, such research was not desirable and besides there was no social pressure then because everyone had money," the article reads.

According to the report, Raikou and Papandreou did not come from the elite families like the politicians usually do and "their rise came due to their knowledge and diligence."