A typical 'tick' on the road to the polls

The ongoing constitutional revision process in Greece is being viewed as a mere procedural task.

Critics argue that the current handling of the constitutional amendment lacks depth and meaningful engagement.

Discussions surrounding the revision are perceived as superficial, only aiming to check off a requirement.

The debate continues as the country approaches upcoming elections, with focus on the implications of these constitutional changes.

The political landscape remains tense as parties prepare for the electoral process amid the constitutional discussions.

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