Seven years after the catastrophic wildfire in Mati, Greece, which claimed over 100 lives and left dozens severely injured, the appeal trial for the tragedy has reached a decisive moment. The prosecutor is expected to present their argument next Wednesday, March 12, addressing the guilt or innocence of the defendants. The first trial's verdict had sparked widespread outrage, leading the judiciary to appeal every aspect of the ruling, including convictions, acquittals, and mitigating factors. The upcoming prosecutorial recommendation is being closely watched, not only by the families of the victims but also by the broader public. The defendants include senior officials from state agencies, the fire service, civil protection authorities, local government, and the individual accused of starting the fire that led to the disaster. Their role and responsibility in the deadly event will now be reassessed by the court. During the initial...