AEK boss begins 12-year prison term

The owner of the Athens football club AEK today began a 12 year prison sentence for publishing a forged document in his newspaper that attempted to bolster allegations of government corruption.

The owner of the Athens football club AEK today began a 12 year prison sentence for publishing a forged document in his newspaper that attempted to bolster allegations of government corruption.

Newspaper To Onoma, claimed a senior Socialist government official had taken bribes from a German company to build the new airport in Athens.

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