Greece on Monday appointed Ioannis Diotis, a former anti-terror prosecutor to spearhead its latest tax evasion crackdown in a bid to boost its depleted state coffers by a hoped 11.8 billion euros within two years.
Diotis was in charge of prosecuting crimes of terrorism and played a key role in the investigation and prosecution of the urban guerrilla group November 17, which was dismantled in the early 00s.
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