The action was split in six contracts were awarded to four different consortia. The contract including the Samos CCAC (as well as the Chios CCAC), worth €73,091,070.48 for four years, was awarded to TERNA, a well known group of companies specialising in major construction and energy projects.

Lots of recommendations, just slap on some reasons to redact. 13/

All this, just slap on some reasons to redact. 11/

That there's an area called the Delta of Evros and a fence (or rather wall). Top secrets. 😎 9/

What the police and border guard do ('modus operandi of law enforcement') because definitely you can't find this information elsewhere, like in Greek laws, the police website, procurement documents, media etc. 8/

That there is a category of Frontex staff called FTSOs-Frontex Tactical Support Officers 7/
www.frontex.europa.eu/about-fronte...

Operational areas again. Note: there are just two BCPs in Evros and seven border guard departments. This info is publicly available. 6/

What the FROMs do (modus operandi!) and that they might be talking to the UNHCR (surprise, surprise). 5/

That the FROMs flew to Heraklion (probably an error, it's at the other side of Greece) and two NGOs they met. NGOs supporting people on the move in Evros can be counted in the fingers of one hand, so not difficult to have an educated guess on this. 4/

So what did Frontex redact?
The operational areas - bear in mind that this is a FROM report on a mission to Evros so it's not difficult or outlandish to assume the operational areas are in Evros. LCC= Local Coordination Centre, Alexandroupoli & Orestiada = the two local police directorates. 3/

What you can donate to the Hellenic Police: a dog.

From the weird and wonderful world of diavgeia.gov.gr.

Overt anti-Muslim racism in an article published in @euractiv.com which then reflects on the rise of the far right.
www.euractiv.com/section/poli...

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