Rena Dourou
Rena Dourou is a prominent Greek politician and former regional governor of Attica, known for her leadership during a challenging period marked by the devastating 2018 wildfires in Mati, Greece. Dourou has been in the news due to her ongoing trial related to accusations of negligence in her responsibilities during the disaster, where she has vehemently denied wrongdoing, claiming that she has been unjustly portrayed as a scapegoat. Throughout her defense, she has emphasized the lack of evidence against her and criticized what she describes as a coordinated effort to assign blame. Dourou's case has sparked significant public interest and debate about accountability in government, especially in the context of natural disasters.
Born on Nov 12, 1974 (51 years old)
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Turkey:
Rena Dourou is the head of the Foreign Affairs Department of the Radical Left Coalition (SYRIZA) and a member of the Greek Parliament's European Affairs Committee.
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Greece:
Rena Dourou is also aligned with the objections raised by Pavlos Polakis.
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Greece:
Rena Dourou stated that the postponement of the meeting indicates the marginalization of Greece.
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Greece:
Rena Dourou commented on the marginalization of Greece in foreign policy under the current government.
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Greece:
Rena Dourou was responsible for the initial tendering of the project before the change in administration.
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Turkey:
Rena Dourou criticized the Mitsotakis government for passively observing Turkey's actions.
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Turkey:
Rena Dourou criticizes the Greek government's passive response to Turkey's strengthening.
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Greece:
Rena Dourou accused the majority of practicing ineffective foreign policy.
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Greece:
Rena Dourou was the then regional governor of Attica involved in the court case regarding the Mati tragedy.
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Greece:
Rena Dourou was the regional governor of Attica and was found not guilty.
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