Tag Archives: Michalis Nikolopoulos

Summary of day 21 (Friday, June 8) of 2nd Halandri Case trial

Posted on June 15, 2012 by This Is Our Job

The court martial session at Korydallos Women’s Prison lasted just 15 minutes, since comrades Damiano Bolano, Christos Tsakalos, and Giorgos and Michalis Nikolopoulos walked out of the courtroom for the second session in a row, staying faithful to the statements … Continue reading →

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Summary of day 17 (Friday, May 11) of 2nd Halandri Case trial

Posted on May 17, 2012 by This Is Our Job

Former Antiterrorist Unit chief D. Horianopoulos finally made an appearance after multiple requests to subpoena him. Despite being the one who set up—at least on an operational level—the Halandri arrests, he now tried to pass himself off as a simple … Continue reading →

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Summary of day 16 (Friday, April 27) of 2nd Halandri Case trial

Posted on April 30, 2012 by This Is Our Job

Only one of the defendants, Michalis Nikolopoulos, appeared in the courtroom, as he is the only one who still isn’t on hunger strike. The presiding judge first read the statements of the three hunger striking defendants (Damiano Bolano, Giorgos Nikolopoulos, … Continue reading →

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Summary of day 15 (Friday, April 20) of 2nd Halandri Case trial

Posted on April 30, 2012 by This Is Our Job

In the context of the various hunger strikes begun by different members of the Fire Cells Conspiracy and other combative prisoners in Greece, the session began with Michalis Nikolopoulos reading two statements regarding those hunger strikes—one written by Nikolopoulos himself … Continue reading →

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Summary of day 13 (Monday, April 2) of 2nd Halandri Case trial

Posted on April 6, 2012 by This Is Our Job

At the beginning of the session, five family members of the defendants took the stand, as well as a friend of the Nikolopoulos brothers. The questioning by the prosecutor and presiding judge was far too personal. They accused the mothers … Continue reading →

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