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Phidias Panayiotou, the newly appointed leader of a political party, has stirred considerable controversy by announcing his intention to establish a personal police guard. His declaration comes shortly after his election, prompting significant public and media backlash regarding the appropriateness of his request. In a video posted online, he called for interested police officers to join his personal security team, asserting, "Now that I am the party leader, I am entitled to this."
Critics argue that Panayiotou's behavior mirrors that of the political establishment he claims to oppose. The reaction from the public has been largely negative, with many commentators and media outlets questioning the need for such security arrangements for political leaders in a democratic society. The issue has ignited discussions about the relevance and implications of personal security for politicians, especially following the entrance of new parliamentary parties and the changing political landscape. As the debate evolves, voices from various sectors are expressing concerns over prioritizing personal safety over public service duties.
29 June
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