Marfin Case: Indictment Upgraded to Terrorism, 24 Attempted Murders

Greek prosecutors have upgraded the indictment in the Marfin Bank case to include terrorism charges and 24 counts of attempted murder, escalating the legal exposure of the defendants. The move signals a shift in judicial framing of the 2010 arson attack that killed three bank employees during protests. The new defense argument will likely center on the contested classification of the act as terrorist, which carries harsher penalties and political implications.