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Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has described the European Commission's recent report on the rule of law as a positive validation of Greece's progress in this area. In a post on Facebook, he highlighted that the report counters “baseless accusations” made by opposition parties regarding the state of democracy and governance in Greece. Mitsotakis emphasizes that the findings reflect a consistent advancement for the country, supporting the government's claims of improvements.
However, Mitsotakis's remarks have been met with critique for downplaying significant issues addressed in the report, such as allegations regarding surveillance scandals. Despite the positive framing of the report, observers noted that it includes references to concerns related to civil liberties, which were not acknowledged in Mitsotakis's comments. The mixed reception of the report highlights ongoing tensions between the government and opposition parties concerning Greece's political environment.
19 July
Mitsotakis viewed the Commission's report on the rule of law positively, ignoring mentions of surveillance issues.
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