Antigone Panele, a respected and beloved journalist, died unexpectedly at the age of 57, with her death being confirmed by the Association of Journalists of Athens (ESIHA). The news of her passing has shocked the journalistic community, marking a significant loss for colleagues and the broader professional circle that admired her. Panele's funeral will take place on February 27 at the Church of Agia Skepe in Papagou, Greece.

Born in Preveza in 1969, Panele had a long and distinguished career in journalism, beginning her work at the newspaper 'Eleftheros' where she reported on transport, communications, and other governmental topics. She later moved to 'Vradyni', specializing in parliamentary reporting, where she made her mark, and subsequently joined the Athens News Agency and the website 'CNN.GR', proving her versatility and commitment to journalism. Her contributions to reporting were well-recognized and she was known for her ethical approach, professionalism, and sharp insight.

ESIHA praised Panele for her friendly demeanor amongst peers, her integrity, and a distinct sense of humor that characterized her interactions. Her death brings to light the impact she had on her colleagues and the industry, leaving behind a legacy of professionalism and dedication to her craft that will be remembered fondly by many within the journalistic community in Greece.