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AKEL criticizes Christodoulides over Paschalidis' reappointment as a constitutional deviation · Cyprus Report

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AKEL criticizes Christodoulides over Paschalidis' reappointment as a constitutional deviation

1 sourceFirst reported 9 days agoUpdated 9 days ago

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The left-wing political party AKEL has criticized President Nikos Christodoulides for renewing the term of Andreas Paschalidis as head of the Independent Authority for the Investigation of Allegations and Complaints against the Police.
AKEL described the decision as a "institutional deviation."
This is the third consecutive term for Paschalidis, raising concerns among AKEL regarding the robustness of institutional checks.
The party's statements reflect broader discontent with the government's approach to appointments in independent authorities.

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The left-wing political party AKEL has criticized President Nikos Christodoulides for renewing the term of Andreas Paschalidis as head of the Independent Authority for the Investigation of Allegations and Complaints against the Police.
AKEL described the decision as a "institutional deviation."
This is the third consecutive term for Paschalidis, raising concerns among AKEL regarding the robustness of institutional checks.
The party's statements reflect broader discontent with the government's approach to appointments in independent authorities.

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