Fotis Kouvelis

Greek politician and Minister of Justice

Fotis Kouvelis - Leaders & Politicians born September 3rd, 1948
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A prominent lawyer and politician in Greece, served as Minister of Justice from 2012 to 2014. Played a significant role in shaping legal reforms during his tenure. Participated actively in various political movements and was a founding member of the Democratic Left party. Engaged in legal and political debates surrounding human rights and justice issues within the country.

Served as Minister of Justice from 2012 to 2014

Co-founded the Democratic Left party

Advocated for legal reforms in Greece

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